This week's Idiot is Herschel Walker, the former football player, who not only admits "I'm not too bright," has been outed for paying an ex-girlfriend to have an abortion (and he now "opposes all abortions"). He lied about graduating from college, working with law enforcement and helping Veterans. WHY?
His own son has called him out for his infidelity with many other women, having children with several of them, and being a domestic abuser. Yet, ironically, the "Christian" right-wing Republicans think all of that behavior is "morally acceptable." Looks like Christianity in Georgia means "abuse, paying off women to hide abortions, lying about helping others, graduating and domestic violence" is all acceptable. How sad. Here are his idiotic things:
HERSCHEL WALKER'S SON JUST BACKED EXPLOSIVE DOMESTIC ABUSE ALLEGATIONS Herschel Walker, the Republican Senate nominee is a domestic abuser. Christian Walker, his son, has now confirmed some of the explosive allegations on social media, accusing his father of lying and "threatening to kill us." Meanwhile, top Republicans and anti-abortion groups are standing by the candidate despite a report that he paid for an ex-girlfriend to have an abortion.
WALKER "DOESN'T KNOW THE WOMAN WHO HAD HIS ABORTION, BUT SHE HAD ONE CHILD BY HIM Walker claimed to have no idea who the woman could be. But apparently she's the mother of one of his kids. The woman who said she had an abortion that Republican Senate nominee Herschel Walker had paid for in 2009 is also the mother of one of his known children, The Daily Beast reported Wednesday. In an explosive report published by The Daily Beast earlier this week, the anonymous woman said that while she was dating Walker, now an anti-abortion candidate in Georgia, he urged her to have an abortion and then reimbursed her. She provided documents, including an image of a personal check she said he sent to repay her for the abortion.
September 17, 2022 Politifact " WALKER LIED: NEVER HELPED VETERANS, DIDN'T GRADUATE FSROMS COLLEGE AND NEVER WORKED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT IF YOUR TIME IS SHORT - Walker said he treated 4,500 veterans per year. He was employed as a spokesperson for a company that treated veterans. - Walker said he was “in the top 1% of my graduating class in college.” The University of Georgia told PolitiFact he did not graduate from the school. - Walker said he worked for law enforcement, but did not. See the sources for this fact-check
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