Obama lays into Herschel Walker for his vampire and werewolf talk

Former President Barack Obama mocked Republican Georgia Senate candidate Herschel Walker on Thursday for weird feedback he made about mythological creatures on the marketing campaign path final month. 

The 61-year-old former commander-in-chief skewered Walker at an Atlanta rally for incumbent Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.), who holds a slim lead over the previous College of Georgia and NFL soccer star with simply days to go till the runoff election — the ultimate Senate race but to be decided within the 2022 midterm cycle. 

“Because the final time I used to be right here Mr. Walker has been speaking about points which are of nice significance to the folks of Georgia. Like whether or not it’s higher to be a vampire or a werewolf,” Obama informed the 1000's of Warnock supporters on the marketing campaign rally. 

“It is a debate that I have to confess I as soon as had myself. After I was seven. Then I grew up,” Obama continued, ridiculing the GOP nominee. 

Barack Obama.
Former President Barack Obama ridiculed Herschel Walker for feedback about mythological creatures he made on the marketing campaign path final month.
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The previous president went on to query Walker’s qualifications for workplace, saying that the candidate’s off-script feedback could be humorous if he wasn’t vying for a Senate seat.

“So far as I’m involved he might be something he needs to be, aside from a United States Senator,” Obama mentioned. “This might be humorous if he weren’t working for Senate.”

Obama additionally accused Walker of serving up “bald-faced lies” to Georgia voters and making “stuff up” on the marketing campaign path.

“Whenever you spend extra time fascinated with horror film fantasies than you do fascinated with the folks you wish to characterize, that claims one thing about your priorities. When time and again you serve up bald-faced lies. Simply make stuff up. That claims one thing concerning the type of individual you might be and the type of chief you'd be in the event you had been in the US Senate,” Obama concluded.

The previous president was referencing Walker’s rambling anecdote about vampires and werewolves as he rehashed the plot to a horror film he mentioned he not too long ago watched at a rally in McDonough, Georgia, final month. 

Herschel Walker.
Walker is locked in a good race with Sen. Raphael Warnock within the Georgia Senate contest, current polling exhibits.
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“I don’t know if , however vampires are some cool folks, are they not? However let me inform you one thing that I discovered: a werewolf can kill a vampire. Do you know that? I by no means knew that,” Walker mentioned in November.

“So, I don’t wish to be a vampire any extra. I wish to be a werewolf,” he added, noting that a character within the movie, which he remembered as being titled “Fright Night time, Freak Night time, or some kind of evening,” couldn’t kill a vampire as a result of the character didn’t have religion.

“That’s the best way it's in our life. It doesn’t work except you could have religion,” Walker mentioned.

Early voting within the Peach State concludes on Friday and the runoff election might be held on Dec. 6. 

Sen. Raphael Warnock.
Obama stumped for Warnock at a rally in Atlanta on Thursday with simply days to go till Georgia’s runoff Senate election.
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A ballot launched on Thursday by Emerson School Polling and the Hill has Warnock main Walker by 2 proportion factors.

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