Chuck Schumer shook his head when these allegations of domestic violence surfaced
Democrats are still fighting for control of the United States Senate.
But the Left just got some bad news.
And Chuck Schumer shook his head when these allegations of domestic violence surfaced.
Right now, Republicans control 50 Senate seats.
There will be two runoff elections in Georgia on January 5 where, if the Democrats sweep both seats and deadlock the Senate at 50-50, a Vice President Kamala Harris can cast a tie breaking vote to ram through the Democrats’ socialist agenda.
But Chuck Schumer’s hopes in the Senate took a major hit when the Atlanta Journal Constitution broke a story about Democrat Senate candidate Raphael Warnock’s wife accusing him of domestic violence by allegedly running over her foot with his car.
The Atlanta Journal Constitution reported:
According to the report, shortly after Warnock arrived at his wife’s home on Monday they began arguing about whether Raphael Warnock would allow his wife to apply for passports so that she could take their children to West Africa for her grandfather’s funeral.
Warnock told police that he had previously denied the request and that he didn’t have time to talk about it again, according to the report.
He told police that his wife refused to close the right rear passenger door of his car so that he could leave. He told authorities he began to “slowly” drive forward — and then heard his wife accuse him of driving over her foot.
New videos have also surfaced of Warnock praising Fidel Castro and attacking Israel.
If Republicans win just one of the two Senate runoffs, they will control the Senate with a 51-49 majority and be able to block a President Joe Biden’s agenda.
Warnock avoided scrutiny through the all party jungle primary on November 3 because the main fight was between Republican Senator Kelly Loeffler and Republican Congressman Doug Collins as to who would be the Republican candidate in the runoff.
But now, the spotlight is on Warnock and that could prove costly for Chuck Schumer’s dreams of ending Republican rule of the Senate.
Poster Comment:
Partisan politics has always been a big pain in the arse.
But when one party has an agenda of robbing people of their rights, the only alternative is to give stiff resistance to that plan. ;)