Herschel Walker's Bizarre Climate Change Theory: "Good Air Decided To Float Over To China's Bad Air"
July 12, 2022
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as posted by the channelRepublican Georgia Senate Candidate Herchel Walker’s bizarre take on climate change categorizes air into “good” and “bad” when making an argument for the United States to not deal with air pollution because of China. The Majority Report crew discuss the air and the wind parodying GOP talking points. The MR crew also talk about Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock who is up against Walker in the 2022 Midterm election.
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There's a couple of key senate races around the country, I mean I personally i think that it's going to be very difficult for the Democrats to hold the House, but I think it's going to be it is more possible that they could actually hold the Senate and maybe even pick up a seat. And the reason is because if the Democrats- and i haven't seen much of evidence at least on a national level, but maybe on a state level if the Democrats focus on things like the question of abortion and the judiciary, you're talking to an entire state as opposed to a district that may be you know uh more republican leaning.
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