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That saying is immaculately framed and positioned on the wall of every politicians office and high profile celebrities study.Rules for thee but not for me.
Typical republican. The rules are all for the other guys. Never for themselves or their rich cronies.
It is hypocritical if he continues to go around paying for women to abort his children, while simultaneously advocating against it. It is not hypocritical if at some point thirteen years ago he paid for an abortion, feels it was a horrible mistake and deeply regrets it, and then chooses to advocate against it.
Well apparently this Mr Walker bloke is going to sue. Or is threatening toIt is also not hypocrisy if it never happened… which is very likely considering the original source of this story (the Daily Beast), and the convenient timing of this story just one month ahead of the midterms.
Because all Dems are saints? Or are there hypocrites on both sides! IMV, you are exemplifying why there is such a great divide.Typical republican. The rules are all for the other guys. Never for themselves or their rich cronies.
I agree, But Herschel Walker is definitely not “pro women’s right to choose”. Not in anyway.One can be pro-life and also pro women's right to choose.
IMV, you are exemplifying why there is such a great divide.
There are hypocrites on both sides, but only the republican side is making it their entire platform. Other than endless tax cuts for their wealthy cronies, shoveling tax dollars to their corporate patrons, and destroying what's left of our democracy because they can't win every election every time, being absurd, lying hypocrites is the only agenda they're passionate about.Because all Dems are saints? Or are there hypocrites on both sides! IMV, you are exemplifying why there is such a great divide.
Walker denies the report.
Seems like a rush to accuse him of hypocrisy.
It's hypocritical either way, if you ask me.It is hypocritical if he continues to go around paying for women to abort his children, while simultaneously advocating against it. It is not hypocritical if at some point thirteen years ago he paid for an abortion, feels it was a horrible mistake and deeply regrets it, and then chooses to advocate against it.
It is also not hypocrisy if it never happened… which is very likely considering the original source of this story (the Daily Beast), and the convenient timing of this story just one month ahead of the midterms.
"He confessed accidentally. Someone asked him about the abortion bill referring to Lindsay Graham's effort to criminalize abortion nationally after 15 weeks, and, misunderstanding the question, Walker blurted out that he had paid it. Trump was furious at him for paying a bill and called him a RINO.[/humor]
Well, it's down to either Walker is a liar and a hypocrite or else he had a sudden epiphany of principle and forgot to mention it. Another poster commented, "It is not hypocritical if at some point thirteen years ago he paid for an abortion, feels it was a horrible mistake and deeply regrets it, and then chooses to advocate against it." Yeah, that's the ticket. It could have been deep remorse in this highly complex person and spiritually ever-growing person. I'm conflicted over this one.
Likewise with Trump. I can't shake this nagging feeling that he's guilty of something, but I don't want to make a rush to judgment, so I'm conflicted over that one as well. We have to allow for the possibility that such people are unfairly maligned and actually misunderstood good and decent people.[/humor]
Here is a tweet by Herschel's son, Christian Walker.
"Every family member of Herschel Walker asked him not to run for office, because we all knew (some of) his past. Every single one. He decided to give us the middle finger and air out all of his dirty laundry in public, while simultaneously lying about it.
I know my mom and I would really appreciate if my father Herschel Walker stopped lying and making a mockery of us. You’re not a “family man” when you left us to bang a bunch of women, threatened to kill us, and had us move over 6 times in 6 months running from your violence."