the solutions as well as different approaches to their campaigns in the final days. politico reports this over the weekend warnock had the heavier schedule of the two. on saturday and sunday he sprinted to six events in various cities while also delivering a sermon at ebenezer baptist church, where he serves as a senior pastor. he told parishioners that voting is a form of prayer. walker appeared at two events a tailgate in atlanta before a university of georgia football game on sunday, where he did not speak, and a sunday rally in loganville, where his stump speech touched on everything from complaints about pronouns and critical race theory to funding law enforcement. that limited schedule of walker s is reportedly making his republican allies sweat. the new york times reports this some have feared that walker, who was endorsed by trump, is running at a time to draw moderate conservatives and black voters who make up about 1/3 of georgia s electorate and appear to overwhel
things i was talking about were things we literally have to do in the next two months, including, by the way, our plan because we believe we have the republican votes to codify marriage equality into law. going into next year, i think the focus should be on cost. i think we should do more in funding law enforcement and helping out when so many of our localities are having issues. i think that we have to do things like even though we got a start on bringing down pharmaceutical prices, there s even more we can do on that front. but how do you do it, though, with a divided government? you do it by finding common ground. by the way with the president s leadership and senator schumer and speaker explopelosi s leade, let look at what we did gun safety law, making sure we have the semiconductor, the chips bill done, that was leader schumer working with todd young,
her underperformance could translate to fewer votes for warnock. the two are also running very different campaigns here. in fact, the national review writes we might be witnessing a candidate meltdown as abrams declared that 107 sheriffs had endorsed kemp because they want to be able to take black people off the streets and they also added that note that warnock is running on his endorsements by certain sheriffs and touting support for funding law enforcement. democrats are rebuffing the claims saying the two campaigns are inherently different because the two offices are different. now, dana, this morning democrats are surely going to make use of this troubling good morning america interview with herschel walker s second accuser, this woman who goes by jane doe. she showed her face and double down on her claim saying she had
social media pound of the gop tweeted this, quote, reminder that democrats want to defund the police, accompanied with a nine minute video to support their case. republicans have been running the election season on crime being out of control, warning that democrats want to add well, defund the police. 2020, murder and cincinnati at an all-time high. homicides are up 91%. greg klansmen s response, defund the police. and pelosi has her way, jones will do later to defund the police. it voted against funding law enforcement. defunding the police. you have, wiley nickel s a defund the police democrat. a defund the defund police democrat, locker. doors it brings me to a story out of texas, republicans through a political stunt through effectively defunding
that democrats want to add well, defund the police. 2020, murder and cincinnati at an all-time high. homicides are up 91%. greg klansmen s response, defund the police. and pelosi has her way, jones will do later to defund the police. it voted against funding law enforcement. defunding the police. you have, wiley nickel s a defund the police democrat. a defund the defund police democrat, locker. doors it brings me to a story out of texas, republicans through a political stunt through effectively defunding the police. yes, you heard them run. republicans defunding the police. harris county, home to houston, populous county in texas. and the third most populous county in the entire country. with nearly 4.75 million people, the governing body of harris county, something called the commissioner s court. it s made of the elected county judges, as well as two