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Herschel Walker Takes Lead Over Marxist Raphael Warnock
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A GOP candidate should slaughter Warnock in GA, and the only reason this piece of shit is in office in the first place is….well, you know that story.
The two losers in 2020 were the shitty candidates but TDS is non partisan so go ahead and blame him
It’s ok to admit that his ego has led to some political missteps.
Good thing it was the cleanest election ever
Democrats cheered on the summer of burning love. Nogaf
There are rumors Walker is about to address these ads and hopefully folks take note the good "Reverend" Warnock is doing his best make sure others with mental health issues keep them nice and quiet so they are not used against them
Congrats Rev- Doing the Lord's work there.
Not slaughtered
Your candidate
Warnock is a piece of shit.
Police footage of the domestic abuse allegations against Democratic candidate Raphael Warnock by his ex-wife, Ouleye Ndoye, surfaced late Tuesday night. Fox News released clips of the footage during a segment of Tucker Carlson Tonight.
Warnock’s ex-wife, Ouleye Ndoye, explained to police that Warnock had run over her foot while attempting to drive away with their two children. Warnock and his ex-wife, Ouleye Ndoye, stood in front of police, each giving their account of what occurred. Warnock claimed that he believed Ndoye wasn’t near his car and “didn’t believe” what Ndoye was telling police.
Georgia Democratic senator Raphael Warnock has been ordered to attend mediation for a custody dispute with his ex-wife, after she accused him of neglecting visitation with their two young children and failing to pay childcare expenses.
Fulton County Superior Court judge Shermela J. Williams said on Friday that there were "numerous unresolved issues" between Warnock and his ex-wife Oulèye Ndoye, and ordered the couple to try to reach a mediated settlement by May 7. A status hearing in the case was also scheduled for May 16, with both Warnock and Ndoye required to attend, according to a notice from the judge on Monday.
Williams did not rule on Ndoye's request that Warnock be held in contempt of court for failing to abide by the original custody agreement.
The allegations against Warnock could undercut his campaign branding as an advocate for women, children, and low-income families. But if the mediation is successful, it could allow Warnock to settle the feud outside of court—and away from the public spotlight—as he mounts a reelection campaign for one of the most hotly contested seats in the midterm elections.
In a court filing in February, Ndoye accused Warnock of leaving her "financially strapped" by refusing to reimburse her for childcare expenses. She said Warnock also "routinely neglects" to give her notice when he is traveling out of town during his visitation days, and instead has the children "picked up from school by friends and [leaves] them with various babysitters overnight" while he is away.
Also- this just in: Dems now in favor of religious politicians as long as (D) is after their name.
Of course it's a non story for them.
#MallCop
Downvoting little faggot likes the non-peaceful domestic violence.
Oh wait that's YOUR candidate