Is there any reason to dislike Herschel Walker?

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Anonymous wrote:Georgia Republicans seem to have found some reasons to dislike Herschel Walker.

I can’t help but wonder if his complexion is the overwhelming reason for them. The GOP across the country protects equally slimy White dudes.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m being serious. He’s always seemed so lovely. (And I can’t vote in a GA race so who cares.). But many NFL players have shady pasts so I was wondering whether he had anything obviously wrong.

Beating his wife comes to mind but then you have no objection to shady b
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He put a gun to her head and threatened to blow her brains out.

Yeah that’s bad. He also has repeatedly lied about having a college degree. He’s like Trump (who lied about being valedictorian at Wharton). He lies about things that can be so easily shown to be false.

https://newsone.com/4261774/herschel-walker-campaign-college-degree-lie/amp/

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He also used to play Russian Roulette with some regularity.

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A question about Herschel Walker... If he gets elected, how exactly does that work? I mean, given he has multiple personality disorder...

https://www.startribune.com/herschel-walker-reveals-he-suffers-from-multiple-personality-disorder/16686526/

When he is voting on a bill, how would we know it's the Herschel Walker personality who was elected and not some other personality casting the vote? After all, if it's a different personality, wouldn't that actually be a vote being cast by some other random person other than Herschel Walker, who wasn't elected?

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So I guess they’re just going to be open about their cheating now? If he was willing to do this to win the primary, what will he do in the general?

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Anonymous wrote:So I guess they’re just going to be open about their cheating now? If he was willing to do this to win the primary, what will he do in the general?

20 bucks says the local prosecutors only charge the people who received the gas vouchers, not the PAC that gave them away.

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Herschel is beloved and admired by many, many people in Georgia!

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Anonymous wrote:So I guess they’re just going to be open about their cheating now? If he was willing to do this to win the primary, what will he do in the general?

What was that about giving out water to anyone in a precinct line?

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Anonymous wrote:Herschel is beloved and admired by many, many people in Georgia!

Then those many people are not very bright.

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Anonymous wrote:So I guess they’re just going to be open about their cheating now? If he was willing to do this to win the primary, what will he do in the general?

What was that about giving out water to anyone in a precinct line?

They are already in line to vote moron.

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Anonymous wrote:So I guess they’re just going to be open about their cheating now? If he was willing to do this to win the primary, what will he do in the general?

What was that about giving out water to anyone in a precinct line?

They are already in line to vote moron.

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And it didn't matter who they were voting for.

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Anonymous wrote:So I guess they’re just going to be open about their cheating now? If he was willing to do this to win the primary, what will he do in the general?

What was that about giving out water to anyone in a precinct line?

They are already in line to vote moron.

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And it didn't matter who they were voting for.

You guys - I think the person pointing out the water in a precinct line was mocking the Republicans’ faux concern about buying votes when they were literally buying votes, not that they were saying the not giving water to people in line was a good idea.

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Anonymous wrote:A question about Herschel Walker... If he gets elected, how exactly does that work? I mean, given he has multiple personality disorder...

https://www.startribune.com/herschel-walker-reveals-he-suffers-from-multiple-personality-disorder/16686526/

When he is voting on a bill, how would we know it's the Herschel Walker personality who was elected and not some other personality casting the vote? After all, if it's a different personality, wouldn't that actually be a vote being cast by some other random person other than Herschel Walker, who wasn't elected?

This is a shitty question, especially considering how progressives and liberals push hard to destigmatize mental illness. I guess it’s all right to stigmatize mental illness and being open about conditions when the person is Republican?