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Dana Loesch #wingnut danaloesch.substack.com

The left went full Alinsky and insist the published claims invalidate Walker as a pro-life candidate in a very close Senate race that could determine control of the entire chamber. As I have discussed before, in the best case scenario, Republicans would only capture control of the Senate by two seats.

A few people on the “right,” those “Republicans” who thought voting for Biden was a better measure of their “principles” than voting for Trump, feel that it’s worse for Georgia voters to support the guy who said he is against taxpayer funded abortion over the guy who believes in abortion as the baby’s head is crowning.

Not voting just makes the Republican nonvoter complicit in a pro-choice agenda — and that’s precisely what this October surprise is designed to do. Democrats aren’t trying to dissuade Democrat voters, they’re going after good Christians who are or lean Republican. If they can’t get their vote then maybe they can poison the mind of the voter enough to not vote in this race at all.

Dana Loesch #wingnut danaloesch.substack.com

Don't Be Distracted From Victory In Georgia

I’m not willing to make more babies pay for Walker's actions, if even true, by enabling an abortion-on-demand Warnock win.

The Daily Beast ran a hit piece on Herschel Walker, the Republican nominee for Senate in Georgia, alleging that he paid for a girlfriend to obtain an abortion 13 years ago. He denies it, so it becomes he said-they said:

Herschel Walker @HerschelWalker Regarding the latest Democrat attack:

11:17 PM ∙ Oct 3, 2022 17,823Likes3,597Retweets

I don’t know, who’s telling the truth? If it’s even true, is there redemption? I’m not inclined to believe the bastion of conservatism that is the Daily Beast, so until there is definitive proof I’m not throwing out the baby with the bathwater at the demand of the party that looked the other way over Mary Jo Kopechne and the “waitress sandwich.”

What I do know is this: Raphael Warnock is an anti-Semite who cosponsored legislation to remove the Hyde Amendment (and allow federal funding of abortion) and permit abortions up until the moment of birth. Walker has said he would oppose such legislation and would be a reliable pro-life vote.

“Removing medically unjustified restrictions on abortion services would constitute one important step on the path toward realizing Reproductive Justice by ensuring that the full range of reproductive health care is accessible to all who need it.”