Herschel Walker channeling his inner Travis Henry

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BowlBrother85 said:
Well, technically, she is remaining anonymous in that her name isn't being published alongside her claims. However, because she has identified herself as being the mother of one of his 4 kids, her identity is accessible with very little effort, to anyone who wants to know who she is. This will make Herschel look like an a$$, if he continues to insist that he doesn't know who is making these abortion claims.
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Yet if the accuser is just making it up there is nothing to lose.
 
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C-south said:
Yet if the accuser is just making it up there is nothing to lose.
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At this point, the accuser has made enough identifiable information public, that Herschel knows damn well which woman is claiming that he paid for her abortion. His defense will have to adjust. He can no longer say that he has no idea who she is. He can only say that it isn't true.
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
At this point, the accuser has made enough identifiable information public, that Herschel knows damn well which woman is claiming that he paid for her abortion. His defense will have to adjust. He can no longer say that he has no idea who she is. He can only say that it isn't true.
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Regardless who cares?
 
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C-south said:
Regardless who cares?
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LOL.

I believe that there are some independent/moderate voters in Georgia, who will care that a Pro-Life Senate candidate, who has described abortion as being "a woman killing her baby", paid for a mistress of his to have an abortion in 2009.

Your "who cares" card isn't accepted everywhere.
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
LOL.

I believe that there are some independent/moderate voters in Georgia, who will care that a Pro-Life Senate candidate, who has described abortion as being "a woman killing her baby", paid for a mistress of his to have an abortion in 2009.

Your "who cares" card isn't accepted everywhere.
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Neither is your selective outrage.
 
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C-south said:
Neither is your selective outrage.
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I'm not outraged. To the contrary, this latest development with Herschel Walker suits me just fine.

Republicans are shooting themselves in the foot this election cycle. There is actually a chance for Democrats to retain control of the Senate. That was unthinkable 6 months ago.
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
I'm not outraged. To the contrary, this latest development with Herschel Walker suits me just fine.

Republicans are shooting themselves in the foot this election cycle. There is actually a chance for Democrats to retain control of the Senate. That was unthinkable 6 months ago.
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Lord help us if it does happen. Hope you have better job security than before….and that’s being sincere. In the midst of a recession (that we even haven’t felt the brunt of yet) with no end in sight, rampant inflation, and they just keep doubling down on stupid.
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
Yeah, I guess so... but it was better than this 5 years ago.
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Not really. Different people crying about the same things going on today. The Obama days were bad too, at least the latter ones here.

No side is willing to accept criticism of their guy. Neither side is willing to actually own up to their politicians stances. What-aboutism and deflection have been the go to language on this forum for as long as I have been here. And really it's been the go to IRL too, it's just in the internet it's all there for people to see and reference back to anonymously, so people are even less likely to come clean, because there is no reason to.

It's all because we are playing party politics where it doesnt matter if you support the person you vote for or not. The other guy is always worse. What happened in the past doesnt matter. Just point your finger.
 
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Orangeburst said:
Don't think R's pick up the Senate.
If they do...watch out..gonna be nasty.
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I am not sure the polls are right anymore. The closer they get to election day the more they tighten . I think that is so they don't have egg on their face. I think a lot of people will be disappointed by their accuracy again. I have also read articles that many people are reluctant to participate and the polls represent people with predetermined voting preferences . We'll see.
 
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landscapingvol said:
Not with voters like you out there, it's the reason the good reverend was elected in the first place
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It's the exact same issue with Walker. If people didnt support him it wouldnt be a problem. I have no idea why the voters are willing to accept external explanations for what is clearly an internal problem.

If either side actually took care of their own house they would run away with a lot of these elections.
 
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RockyTop85 said:
Oh good, you’re back. I’m ready to get all these windows closed.

Here’s another one from MotherJones lamenting the asymmetry of the character issue.

McCain’s Character
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I see that you spent your evening being productive. It only took you all night to come up with a couple op-eds that you said were easy to google.
 
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hog88 said:
Just imagine if you would have posted one of these yesterday, how much time and effort would have been saved.
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Imagine if you hadn’t acted like a bitch to try to avoid looking like a dunce for a week.

Here’s one in National Review that discusses how McCain’s character had kept him in the race despite the structural problems created by Bush’s lack of popularity.

John McCain, Against the Wind | National Review
 
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