Georgia hopeful Hershal Walker took a moment during his interview with Bria Kilmeade to nuke Stacey Abrams after the Democrat made some serious allegations during a debate with incumbent Gov Brian Kemp.
Abrams claimed that Georgia officers want to “take Black people off the streets”. Her comment was supposed to be part of her defence as to why she does not have support from law enforcement. Abrams, of course, supports the defund movement according to Kemp, so it isn’t had to understand why officers might now want to see her rise to power.
“I’m not a member of the good ol’ boys club,” Abrams responded. “So, no. I don’t have 107 sheriffs who want to be able to take Black people off the streets, who want to be able to go without accountability. I don’t believe every sheriff wants that, but I do know that we need a governor who believes in both defending law enforcement but also defending the people of Georgia.”
“It is sad,” Walker said.
He continued, “We have people that I’m running against that say America needs to apologize for whiteness, but you’re going to have people are going to vote for them. But only in America.”
Walker noted again that only in America can an anti-patriot run for office and get votes.
“I guarantee they wouldn’t have the right to say that,” he said, adding that since the U.S. is great, it grants people the right to bash the country.
“What we have to do, though, to quit trying to separate America and bring people together. And I believe in unifying. I believe in representing everyone, not representing a certain party,” he said.
I find it ironic that Democrats use the same freedoms they want to take away from others. Look at Abrams using her American right to free speech to bash American laws and thus America without fear of legal repercussions. Any other country would have at least blocked candidates with anti-American rhetoric from running for office.