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You could have just saved us all time from reading that load of crap and just said "r good, d bad and I will make up whatever crap I can to reach that"
Walker in Georgia
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You could have just saved us all time from reading that load of crap and just said "r good, d bad and I will make up whatever crap I can to reach that"
1. Spousal abuse
2. Neglecting his children
3. Child abuse at his camp
4. Campaign finance scandals
Must have been a helluva shoe (steel-toe work boot, maybe?) because the cops said her foot looked perfectly normal after Warnock supposedly ran over it with his car.
Stupid
you meant D good R bad
two way streets kill you
yada yada bada bing
ding dong ditch
A man believes what is consistent with his beliefs and calls the rest murder until his penis needs an abortion and they wants to divorce their dog over flora violations.
Today is the anniversary of Howl being “performed”
sense cannot be made
churn to burn baby burn
the lemmings are trotting
I am not talking about that one incident. Spartans laid out some of his issues for you up above.
This does go to my point though, you will focus on the one thing you think there is deniability on, sweep everything else under the rug, and hope that Warnock wins because of one thing: he is a vote for Democrats in the Senate at a time when every vote is absolutely needed. Period.
Warnock is not a political or legislative savant either. He represents a vote. A morally questionable private life vote.
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Goat says it ain’t so, so it ain’t so. So just stop.
Do you like Mike Braun?
Warnock is touting his co-sponsorship with Mike Braun regarding railroad crossing legislation. Here's an article regarding the legislation:
Senators Braun and Warnock introduced a bill to make railroad crossings safer - WBIW
WASHINGTON – Last week, Senator Mike Braun and Senator Raphael Warnock introduced S. 1919, the Railway Upgrades for Rural American Lines (RURAL) Act in order to build on the successes already found...
www.wbiw.com
He's also advertising his legislative support for Georgia peanut farmers . . . co-sponsored in conjunction with with Tommy Tuberville.
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I don't know why you'd conclude Warnock represents a "morally questionable" vote, unless you're a one-issue voter. And you seem to be damned close to that.
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I haven't heard any credible accusations of any of those, except the camp stuff, which I agree is disturbing.
Spartans pointed it out up above. Warnock's personal life would/could make him a morally questionable character who votes like a Democratic voter would want him to.Do you like Mike Braun?
Warnock is touting his co-sponsorship with Mike Braun regarding railroad crossing legislation. Here's an article regarding the legislation:
Senators Braun and Warnock introduced a bill to make railroad crossings safer - WBIW
WASHINGTON – Last week, Senator Mike Braun and Senator Raphael Warnock introduced S. 1919, the Railway Upgrades for Rural American Lines (RURAL) Act in order to build on the successes already found...
He's also advertising his legislative support for Georgia peanut farmers . . . co-sponsored in conjunction with with Tommy Tuberville.
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I don't know why you'd conclude Warnock represents a "morally questionable" vote, unless you're a one-issue voter. And you seem to be damned close to that.
Braun is alright. He seems to be relatively even keeled. He doesn't embarrass me for the most part. Walker would.
And I am far more than a one issue voter. I am more passionate about certain things then others, but not one issue. Taking what you think is my "one issue" off the table, I still would not vote for the Democrats right now.
I figured I'd hear this argument. Walker's position on abortion is pure political expediency. When asked by a reporter whether he was in favor of any exceptions to a total ban on abortion - for the health or life of the mother - Walker said:
Right now I'm not.
Pure political expediency . . . .
That's the whole point Shooter, I will do it for you:
Apparent wife abuser
Abortions for my paramour and none for thee
Not particularly bright
Probably more. So if we can make a list for both of these guys that says they may be unsavory, what is left? Politics. Politically Walker is saying he will support the Republican agenda, so he is a better vote for the GOP leaning folks than Warnock.
Absolutely is. Just like Obama's position was on gay marriage back in the day. Politicians lie and it rains in Scotland, news at 6.
Edit to add: And if Walker votes like his mouth is moving as opposed to how he acted, then he is the better vote than Warnock for someone who has that as their position. The vote matters at the moment.
I wasn't making an argument. I was answering your question. It is shocking that a politician would lie to get votes
So your position is vote for the party no matter what . . . is that right? No voting for the candidate . . . .
BTW, are you contending Obama's change of position regarding gay marriage was anything like the hypocrisy we see in Walker's abortion talking the talk but failing to walk the walk?
People change. Some people were pro-abortion at 20 and anti at 22. In college, I was rapidly pro death penalty. Now I’m not. before I conclude that Walker is a hypocrite, I need actual factual information rather than pure political tripe. Then again, I’m here at the cooler. It’s like searching for green beans in a lake.
Word here in his hometown is that he will not run for Senate again & a run at Governor May be in the works. He is an outsider & has proposed legislation that only an outsider would, like term limits. For that alone I like him. Skeptical about a run for governor as that might limit his ability to influence the Midstates Corridor, of which he is a major sponsor & his business would benefit greatly from…
The lists are nowhere near the same in terms of length, severity, confirmation that the things happened, and clear indications of hypocrisy, dishonesty, and lack of required minimum intelligence.
I can make a list of bad things about a head cold and about cancer. It would not make them equal.
I'm not sweeping anything under the rug. The conduct of the camp counselors who reported to Warnock was reprehensible. I'm not aware of any credible evidence that supports the other allegations.
And I'm not a Democrat. I'm an independent who is anti-Trump and anti-2020 election deniers.
Walker is wholly unprincipled, reckless, irresponsible, prone to violence and utterly lacking in character. He is also, by his own admission, not very bright. He's uniquely unqualified for the United States Senate.
What part of a horrible human do you not understand. I don’t support his candidacy but you support Warnock.
I don't live in Georgia... I support neither one. I am capable, however, of observing and pointing out the absurd levels of hypocrisy in Walker supporters.
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Especially when it is convenient for political purposes.
Also prevalent is the fine for me, not for you.
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yet to hear any reason to not support Warnock that actually has some basis in facts and not just looney tune tall tales from the GOP.
Don't live in Georgia, so not like I'll be voting on the matter anyway.
But if it is a choice between Warnock and Walker, I don't think anyone should be questioned for voting against Walker and his laundry list of crap.
My only outrage is that he appears to be a stone cold moron and will possibly be a US Senator.
And here we thought we had struck bottom with Tommy Tuberville.
You don’t think there is any hypocrisy in the Warnock supporters?
It’s a disgrace that one of them will be a United States Senator.
Those who are inclined to support one or the other by voting for them or contributing to their campaign have a choice to make, A or B. In this case, one choice is merely blah while the other choice is ridiculously disastrous.
Imagine supporting someone so stupid as to make MTG and Boebert seem like Mensa members, and so dishonest as to make Trump seem like George Washington cutting down a cherry tree as a boy.
