October 13, 2022
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Senators Rick Scott and Tom Cotton campaigned for Senate candidate Herschel Walker, who gave an anecdote about pregnant cows and how not everything is better on the other side because it could just be bulls. The Majority Report crew discusses how Walker has done many bad things from holding a gun against someone and almost killing someone over road rage, but he is being exploited and used by the Republican Party.
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It's hard not to be like man he's being exploited too, because he's not all there right now and he should not be running for office but he's being used by a cynical Republican party that thinks that they can use him to shave off a certain voting demographic just enough for them to win. And because he has the ear of trump and Evangelical leaders and Christians in the state and now and also another thing about which I think I understand people are cynical about giving this person's you know previous output on you know social media not in in the media. I mean I'm still very much with Sam that like I don't think Christian Walker's response to this these uh developments is completely either staged or fabricated or like conveniently timed I think this is actually taking a huge toll on his family...
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