‘I live in Texas’: Herschel Walker speech adds to Georgia Senate run problems

He’ll likely still win. Georgia GOP voters don't care whether he's a darkie, dumbass, philanderer, occasional baby killer, liar, fake cop/soldier, or Texan, as long as he’s not a liberal.

Not so sure. Early voting in GA is supposedly off the charts.

Yes, you can say all those words except for; “He’ll likely still win“. This mentally deficient moron is not winning anything.

I pick only the best people!

I'll give every regular poster $5 if Herschel wins.

They have vampires in Texas?

"NOT winning!"

People I know have waited hours to early vote. I just smugly suggest they do absentee next time.

He's dumb AF, but does he have a huge BBC?

The first time Walker ever voted was in 2020.

[quote] He's dumb AF, but does he have a huge BBC?

That's a question for Miss Lindsey.

He looks like an orc…

Hershel the walker?

Why haven't Democrats sued to have him disqualified?

Nice (R13). He was one of the best characters ever.

Georgia's Republican Lt. Governor was on CNN and called Walker : "The worst candidate in the history of politics."

It's so depressing that the mainstream Republican party on the whole are still campaigning for Walker. They KNOW what an awful candidate he is.

Duh I live in Texas dug duh duh 🤡

One of cutie Vaughn Hillyard's interviews of a dipshit Georgia Republican, around the 1 minute mark. He says he's voting Republican because he owns a business and that Herschel will lose. And that Warnock is a wonderful guy. WTF? The average Republican voter is a dipshit.

Should he lose, it’ll be interesting to see how he responds. Will he manage to find some element of grace and maturity and concede to Warnock, or will he go full Kari Lake?

A 15-year-old canvassing for Raphael Warnock was shot yesterday in Savannah by a man who fired a gun through his front door.

R19, I’m sure his business is doing just fine and Warnock is Senator

That’s where he’ll be on Wednesday.

[quote]...and “shall … when elected, be an inhabitant of that state for which he shall be chosen”.

That bit might always have been vague but all the more so in a climate where a presidential candidate can remove himself from financial scrutiny, where "facts" and truth are cherry-picked to bolster one's own viewpoint and flatly denied when they don't.

Voters, however, can get a little pissy about someone claiming to be one of them when all evidence points to the contrary. Had you wanted to run as a candidate in a state where you've never lived not paid taxes but only spent a few weeks in August at the ancestral lake house, you had better have been a very popular figure. Voters can be a little fussy about who is a proper Oklahoman or a Kentuckian or whatever. Hopefully the dislike of being hoodwinked by an outsider hasn't completely eroded in light of "as long as it's not the party of that Hillary!"