2022 Georgia Senate Race

[Azastan]

Since one can be legally registered to vote in only one state, that seems to me to be a reasonable conclusion that that is the state that one considers "home".

Walker himself apparently considers Texas to be "home".

Indeed, this is one where the so-called "totality of the circumstances" make you go

Walker voted in Georgia. But has openly declared Texas his home, and gets a homestead exemption there. As far as Texas is concerned, if he's not a Texas resident, he's breaking the law there. And if he *is* a Texas resident, he's breaking the law in Georgia by voting there.

It's a

Georgia law states:

"If a person goes into another state and while there exercises the right of a citizen by voting, such person shall be considered to have lost such person's residence in this state."

So, did Walker ever vote in Texas?

[Volkonski]

It is a runoff election. Surely he knew who was on the ballot without wasting an hour standing in line.

[raison de arizona]

Georgia law states:

"If a person goes into another state and while there exercises the right of a citizen by voting, such person shall be considered to have lost such person's residence in this state."

So, did Walker ever vote in Texas?

That's a matter of public record, some enterprising young reporter should find out. Bummed out I don't have access to voter files anymore.

[p0rtia]

It is a runoff election. Surely he knew who was on the ballot without wasting an hour standing in line.

Human nature. It's a rule. Can't remember the name. The closer you get to the reality of something you're going to do, the bigger the reasons for not doing it get.

[tek]

Was he unaware of who was on the ballot before the went to vote?

Sounds like malarkey.

[RTH10260]

Does his presence increment the total voter numbers necessary for something, even in a run-off?

[humblescribe]

Ok, I haven’t ever made a poll and that might be fun, but I am putting my guess out there for the percentage vote.

I don’t have any doubt Warnock will win— the question is by what margin. I predict (perhaps wrongly) that Warnock will get over 60% of the vote.

In other words, I predict it will be a blowout.
Here is something to support that view…
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Dan,

I am not as sanguine as you with respect to the 60% figure you predict that Warnock will receive. I do think he will win, but with around 54-55% of the vote.

It is Georgia, after all. Lotta rednecks and small minds who will vote for a football star (see Tommy Tuberville, football coach) only because.

[Slim Cognito]

I think he's being a drama queen. He went to vote planning to hold his nose for Walker, but somehow a little voice in his head stopped him. He knew good and well Walker deserves that senate seat like Pamela Anderson deserves an Oscar.

But - if it convinces a few dozen Republicans to stay home, I'll take it.

After reading my post, I realize that was a grave insult to Pamela Anderson. I'd give her an Oscar long before I'd vote for Walker.

[Foggy]

How are these things coming out NOW, after the election in November?

He doesn't live in Georgia?

Another woman says he violently attacked her?

What the actual f*ck? Why didn't we learn these BEFORE WE ALMOST VOTED HIM INTO THE UNITED STATES SENATE?

[pipistrelle]

How are these things coming out NOW, after the election in November?

He doesn't live in Georgia?

Another woman says he violently attacked her?

What the actual f*ck? Why didn't we learn these BEFORE WE ALMOST VOTED HIM INTO THE UNITED STATES SENATE?

“We”? You vote in NC AND Georgia? You might be a Republican.

[Foggy]

Rhetorical we.

American citizens we.

But mostly people who pay attention we.

[bob]

[SuzieC]

Obama is the absolute best!!

[June bug]

I read somewhere (here maybe?), that Georgia law requires that someone be a resident WHILE representing the state. If that’s true, and he wins, then he doesn’t have to be a legal resident until he takes office.

[pipistrelle]

BTW, whose brilliant idea was it to put him forward as the GOP candidate?

[bob]

BTW, whose brilliant idea was it to put him forward as the GOP candidate?

Oh, you know.

* * *

[neonzx]

BTW, whose brilliant idea was it to put him forward as the GOP candidate?

Too easy... Bunch of white guys (RNC) found a token black man that ain't too sharp who they could control. Lotta black folk in Georgia and Georgians loves them their football, so he is PERFECT!

[RTH10260]

[realist]

That's a hard-hitting ad. Granted.
But to the people who support him, it doesn't matter. Even if it's all true (and it most likely is) they don't care, so it makes little to no impact on them. In fact, for some, it gives even more reason to vote for him.

[keith]

Yeah, that explains EVERYTHING.

Herschel Walker Says Donald Trump Jr. And Ivanka Trump Get Their Intelligence From Him

Herschel Walker claimed that Trump kids Donald Trump Jr. and Ivanka Trump got their intelligence from him because he spent so much time with them.

[RTH10260]

via above article

I think I hear the audience

[Patagoniagirl]

Just .... Wow.

[neonzx]

Wait huh? Herschel is claiming he was the nanny for Don Jr. and Ivanka? ( guess Eric got left on the side of the road )

That is SENATOR material right there.

[tek]

Herschel Walker says “the intelligence” of Don Jr. and Ivanka Trump comes from him and “not from Donald.”

Not sure that's something to be proud of..

[RTH10260]

Chris Christie jokes Georgia’s Brian Kemp ‘first human being who ever dragged Herschel Walker over the goal line’

BY JULIA MUELLER -
12/04/22 12:32 PM ET

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) on Sunday said that Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp’s (R) support for Republican Senate nominee and former NFL star Herschel Walker would contribute to a boost for Walker but difficulties remain when it comes to an outright win.

“He would be the first human being who ever dragged Herschel Walker over the goal line,” Christie, an ABC contributor, said on the network’s “This Week.”

“Brian Kemp, people wondered whether he would go all-in or not. He has. With his staff he has been out there personally campaigning for Walker,” Christie said.

But the former governor predicted that while Kemp’s support will likely boost Walker, the race is likely to remain neck and neck.



https://thehill.com/homenews/sunday-tal ... goal-line/