my man spoke absolute facts…Herschel Walker is incredibly stupid and very easy to manipulate and control How many neurons are even still firing in that brain of his? Herschel Walker is the black Baby Huey
I can’t prove it but Walker strikes me as the type of guy to have at one point eaten a turd out of a litter box when no one is looking (just once) … and ages his own piss bottles to drink for extra vitamins.
GOP has played racial politics (and by that I mean racist) since Nixon. Having a few token black senators isn't going to change anyone's minds about that.
Walker looks like if he was to actually do a debate, he’d start daydreaming and drooling within 5 minutes, and then start sucking his thumb
https://www.wsj.com/articles/how-lo...senate-11660309595?mod=hp_opin_pos_3#cxrecs_s How Low Can Gutter Politics Go? Bill Kristol’s Republican Accountability Project tries to stigmatize me for my past mental illness. By Herschel Walker Aug. 12, 2022 1:44 pm ET My former wife, Cindy, and I gave a TV interview in 2008 to share our story—not about the glory days of football but about the pain of my mental-health struggles and their effect on our marriage. It was uncomfortable to bare our souls like that. Mental illness carried more of a stigma back then. It was hard to admit you needed help and even harder to get it. She helped me through the hardest time of my life. Because our story ultimately was one of healing, forgiveness and redemption, I knew that if we came forward, we could convince others that there is no shame in asking for help. I hoped we would help people who were struggling and maybe even save a few lives. I think we did. That interview was part of my life’s mission to advocate for mental-health awareness and treatment. I wrote a book about my experience—every painful detail. I visited military bases around the world to deliver the message that seeking treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder isn’t a sign of weakness but of self-awareness and strength. I met with youth groups and mental-health organizations. I continue to do everything I can to end the stigma. I always say I would much rather listen to a friend talk about his struggles than go to his funeral. Now I’m running for office, and my struggle has become the subject of a dishonest attack ad. Produced by a group that calls itself the Republican Accountability Project and supports my Democratic opponent, the ad uses clips of the 2008 interview in which my former wife describes things I did when we were married and my mental health was at its worst. The ad is titled “The Real Herschel Walker,” but its producers are the ones hiding something: that I took accountability for my actions and got treatment, that she gave this interview because I asked her to, and that we did this and other interviews together. The ad makers took something designed to do good and turned it into something evil, which will harm innocent people. The chairman of the project is Bill Kristol, a man who knows better. In a 2013 interviewafter a mass shooting at Washington’s Navy Yard, Mr. Kristol acknowledged that it’s dangerous to stigmatize people for mental illness: “Everyone is now saying because this guy was clearly disturbed that we have to report everyone who ever goes into a mental-health hospital or seeks mental-health treatment,” he said. “I’m not so sure that’s a great idea. You would discourage people. People have episodes, or they get depressed, they get treatment. I don’t know, 20 years from now, do you want that to be in a database? I don’t have a view on this. I’m just saying these things, as a matter of actual public policy as opposed to reacting to a terrible tragedy, are much more complicated.” With gasoline prices, inflation, taxes and crime at the forefront of voters’ minds, it’s easy to see why my opponents are desperate enough to crawl into the gutter. The silver lining of this disgusting attack is that it gives me another opportunity to highlight the importance of mental-health awareness and treatment. If you’re suffering, know that your life has value. You aren’t alone. And I will never stop fighting for you. Mr. Walker, a retired National Football League running back, is the Republican nominee for U.S. Senate in Georgia and author of “Breaking Free: My Life with Dissociative Identity Disorder.”
Pretty much the only move Walker can play…. Then again…. Dissociative identity disorder and his Christian fundamentalist rhetoric is starting to make sense
Republicans say they don't believe in affirmative action but they keep trotting out people that screams affirmative action. Clarence Thomas, Palin, Boebert, Walker.
GOP attacks Biden as mentally ill because he has a stutter. Seems Herschel Walker's mental illness issues are fair game given the standard we've reached.
LMFAO HAHA No you are being stigmatized because you are an habitual liar. You lie about everything from your college grades and degrees, to the worth of your businesses, to the number of kids you have and your own medical history. You lie about literally everything. You also take zero accountability for any of your transgressions or failures or flaws. Your misogyny is something you are proud of. You are also violent with a history of hitting and threatening women and other people. Last, your understanding of the issues is close to zero and you just fall back on lies and your religion when you are cornered. You are marginalized because you are not qualified to be a father or husband, let alone a senator. You only are where you are because you are part of the Trump grifter train. You are the best college football player ever from Georgia, and you are black and willing to play ball with Republicans. You are actually an embarrassment to the Republican Party, US politics and cringe to many black Americans.
Just want to say Raphael Warnock is ****ing awesome and a billion times better a senator and probably person than Kelly Loeffler and Herschel Walker and @Os Trigonum combined and squared
I wouldn't go that far as he's cut from the exact same cloth as all the other gym, no-tan, money laundry athletes that finally convinced Jim Crow conferences to integrate their trustafarian offense (white boys with too many options). The problem is he should be wearing a polo shirt with the sports logo of some old Christian segregation academy, monitoring the halls and cafeteria at a Dangerous Minds school or re-upping Danny White's, Kirk Lowderrmilk's and Eric Allen's property and casualty policies.
Liked for gratuitous mention of Vikings HOF. Anyway, yes we shouldn’t stigmatize people for mental illness but that also doesn’t mean they should be given high positions of authority. Also if Republicans are going to argue for not criticizing people for mental illness then they probably should stop with the “Biden has dementia” arguments. I get the feeling they won’t
