Herschel Walker

Brian Ballard, a prominent Republican lobbyist in Washington, D.C., recently agreed to hold an event for Senate hopeful Herschel Walker and came away with a ...

It similarly doesn’t matter to the GOP that Walker lies with such frequency, even to his own aides, that those around him have questioned his mental stability. And with the former athlete slightly favored to get elected, despite his strained relationship with reality, Republicans facing awkward questions about Walker’s competence have a simple answer: They don’t care. In a post-policy Republican Party, it doesn’t matter that Walker has no idea what he’s talking about. “Walker isn’t so much running for U.S. Senate as he is running from it.” But since we don’t control the air, our good air decide to float over to China’s bad air. When Walker tried to talk about voting rights, his comments were even less coherent.

Herschel Walker's failure to acknowledge his son resulted in him receiving backlash due to his own past criticism of absentee fathers.

By not only deceiving the American people, but also his campaign team, Walker makes many people believe he has a credibility problem, as voters might be hesitant to elect him as their trusted senator. In the past, Walker had only publicly acknowledged his adult son, Christian Walker. Walker lied to his campaign team, the people who protected him against the initial allegations.

Herschel Walker's campaign wants to talk about inflation. But when Walker generates headlines, it's usually a new revelation about the Republican Senate nominee ...

“So that was an instance where I couldn’t even get a phone number of her campaign manager,” he says. “It’s typical for campaigns to build out at this point in the cycle — especially for a high profile race like ours,” Walker’s communications director, Mallory Blount, told WABE in a statement. In 2012, for example, Republican Senate nominees Todd Aiken of Missouri and Richard Mourdock of Indiana both made head-scratching comments about rape that drew widespread condemnation. “A lot of people look at the national dynamics and think that matters most. “But since we don’t control the air, our good air decided to float over to China’s bad air,” Walker said. “So when China gets our good air, their bad air gotta move.

Most political candidates wouldn't want to prolong a negative story. But Herschel Walker's camp thinks it sees opportunity in the aftermath of his mys.

The far-right candidate once again proved a liability to Republicans after saying that the 'good air' in the U.S. decided to switched places with the 'bad ...

The aides, however, said that they already had proof. Walker's bizarre pollution theory was presented as an explanation for why Green New Deal investments would be a waste of money. So it moves over to our good air space. In 2021, IQAir found air pollution in the United States exceeded World Health Organization guidelines by 2 to 3 times, CNN reported. So when China gets our good air, their bad air got to move. Walker went on his speech to say, "since we don't control the air, our good air decide to float over to China's bad air.

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Herschel Walker, the GQPs favorite motivational speaker, tells an audience in 2019, “People used to think I was crazy. I would take a gun, put it to my head ...

I would take a gun, put it to my head, snap it. Wouldn't even think about it." Unless you can put this gun to your tread, you ain't fearless like me.

Apparently, we're all breathing dirty Chinese air?

To his credit, if Herschel Walker ever fretted over what anybody else thought about the things he says in public, he got over it before his lunchroom days ended. If I’m getting this right, those thoughts amount to, ‘there’s no point in cleaning up the atmosphere because dirty air from China will just float over here anyways.’ We all remember that one kid from high school who was allowed to sit with the most popular clique, but only so long as they stayed quiet and laughed when everybody did.

(CNN) — Herschel Walker is a walking gaffe machine. Here's what the Georgia Republican Senate candidate said about climate change during a recent campaign ...

The bet was this: Sure, Walker is something of a wild card and, as a first-time candidate, might be rough around the edges. And it certainly doesn’t all move in a direct line from China to the United States where we, uh, clean it back up. And his answer on gun control in the wake of the Uvalde, Texas, mass school shooting.

'When China gets our good air, their bad air got to move." Georgia Republican Senate candidate Herschel Walker became a trending topic on Twitter for his ...

It was a lot dirtier before the Clean Air Act." Has the GOP really descended to this?" "How do they think the air got so clean? "So, what we are going to do is put, from the Green New Deal, millions, billions of dollars cleaning our good air up. "Since we don't control the air, our good air decides to float over to China's bad air," Walker continued. So, all of the sudden China and India, they put nothing to clean that situation up."

(CNN) Herschel Walker is a walking gaffe machine. Here's what the Georgia Republican Senate candidate said about climate change during a recent campaign ...

The bet was this: Sure, Walker is something of a wild card and, as a first-time candidate, might be rough around the edges. issued by IQAir, a company that tracks global air quality, earlier this year showed that only 222 cities of the 6,475 analyzed met the World Health Organization's standards for air quality in 2021. And it certainly doesn't all move in a direct line from China to the United States where we, uh, clean it back up.

Herschel Walker made yet another public speaking gaffe on the campaign trail, floating a silly theory of China's "bad air" versus "good air."

"Since we don't control the air our good air decided to float over to China's bad air so when China gets our good air, their bad air got to move. So it moves over to our good air space. “Since we don’t control the air our good air decided to float over to China’s bad air so when China gets our good air, their bad air got to move.

Georgia Senate candidate Herschel Walker was criticized by "The View" hosts for comments he made on the campaign trail against Democrats' Green New Deal.

There's a difference between ignorance and lies and hypocrisy," she slammed. "There's a difference between ignorance and gaffes, right? She proposed that the former NFL running back and Heisman Trophy winner had been hit too many times in his previous career. "Since we don't control the air, our good air decides to float over to China's bad air," Walker said in the clip. "So, when China gets our good air, their bad air got to move. So, it moves over to our good air space.

Republican Senate challenger Herschel Walker speaks to media in the state Capitol. Credit: Riley Bunch, GPB News. Republican U.S. Senate nominee Herschel ...

"Gas and energy prices are skyrocketing as a result of bad Democratic energy policy decisions," it reads. Walker's dubious claims about air pollution and China were not one-off remarks, but rather a regular feature of his stump speech. "Since we don't control the air, our good air decided to float over to China's bad air, so when China gets our good air, their bad air got to move," Walker said. Since the Clean Air Act was enacted in 1970, the United States' particulate pollution has dropped more than 60%. "So it moves over to our good air space. But that's not how air pollution works.