Attacks on Herschal Walker

Ah yes the old USFL. Trump thought it would be cool to directly compete against the NFL. Another brilliant decision.
As I recall Trump and the other USFL owners got screwed by a court decision. Obviously not the last time Trump was let down by our court system.
 
It really was a questionable decision to have him run. Athletes are assumed to be dumb jocks.
Herschel is a genius compared to what is there now, trust me

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How dare they talk about someone that graduated at the top of his class from UGA like that!

That is just wrong. Show some more respect
Walker showed a lot of class by offering to meet his critic personally

that doesent give your knee much to jerk against, does it?
 
As I recall Trump and the other USFL owners got screwed by a court decision. Obviously not the last time Trump was let down by our court system.
They got screwed by the decision to move their spring season to the fall. By all accounts that was something Trump relentlessly lobbied for and used his position as the leading team owner to accomplish. It seems he had grudge against Pete Roselle and had dreams of winning in a direct competition with the NFL. What a dope.
 
Trump doesn't read, doesn't listen and doesn't do due diligence. Of course he's half-assed.
You don't go as far as he has without doing what you mentioned even with mis-steps along the way. try again.
 
In a number of speeches and interviews over the years, Walker lied that he graduated from the University of Georgia in the top 1% of his class.[18] Walker left to join the United States Football League after three years with a B average and did not graduate. In interviews he said he later returned to Georgia to complete his degree but did not actually do so
 
In 1999, Walker created Renaissance Man Food Services, which distributes chicken products. Originally his producer was Sysco Corp. following a casual conversation with a Sysco vice-president who asked him to provide some chicken-breading recipes from his mother.[91][92] He founded Savannah-based H. Walker Enterprises in 2002 as an umbrella company for most of his other business ventures, the largest of which was Renaissance Man Food Services.[93]

Walker has a history of exaggerating the number of people employed by his companies and the assets held by his companies, and the failure of several business enterprises led to creditors bringing lawsuits.[93] Walker touted Renaissance Man Food Services as a "mini-Tyson Foods"[93] and repeatedly claimed that the company had more than 100 employees, achieved $70 million in annual sales, owned chicken processing plants, and was one of the largest minority-owned meat processors in the nation.[93][92][91] In subsequent deposition testimony in a lawsuit, however, Walker gave far lower figures, saying that his company averaged about $1.5 million in annual profits from 2008 and 2017.[94] In the same case, a business associate of Walker testified that, contrary to Walker's claim, his company does not own chicken processing plants; rather, Walker licensed his name to the enterprise.[94] In a 2018 declaration submitted in a legal case against his company, Walker acknowledged that the company did not own any chicken processing plants, and instead partnered with plant owners to sell branded chicken products.[93] In April 2020, the company applied for Paycheck Protection Program loan due to the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic;[95] in its PPP application, the company reported that it had just eight employees,[93][94] and the company ultimately received two PPP loans totaling $180,000, of which $111,300 was forgiven.[93]

Walker repeatedly lied that he started and owned a drapery company, which he purported in February 2022 to have 250 employees, but Walker was never directly involved in Renaissance Manufacturing, which dissolved in 2021.[96] Walker lied in multiple instances that Renaissance Man Foods was the largest minority-owned food business in the U.S., but it is much smaller in reality.[96]
 
In a number of speeches and interviews over the years, Walker lied that he graduated from the University of Georgia in the top 1% of his class.[18] Walker left to join the United States Football League after three years with a B average and did not graduate. In interviews he said he later returned to Georgia to complete his degree but did not actually do so
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Mystal, a justice correspondent for the Nation, brutally attacked Walker's Senate campaign in a column declaring he "is an animated caricature of a Black person drawn by white conservatives."

"Walker is what they think of us, and they think we’re big, ignorant, and easily manipulated," Mystal, a black man, claimed. "They think we’re shady or criminal. They think we’re tools to be used. The Walker campaign exists as a political minstrel show: a splashy rendition of what white Republicans think Black people look and sound like."

He savaged Walker with personal attacks, writing that he "displays a level of ignorance that would embarrass most sixth graders."

"The modern Republican Party has proven that being an ignorant know-nothing who exists as a pure grievance candidate with no policies or platform is not a deal breaker for Republican voters," Mystal asserted, among other insults the New York City liberal threw at GOP voters in Georgia and elsewhere.

Walker replied, “I’m not going to have you bully me, because you can’t,” he said. And then he made an offer to Mystal: “What I would love to do for you to take the time to come down to Georgia, we sit down and break bread.”

“I’m about bringing people together, not separating people, when it seems like you are … that’s not Herschel Walker," he finished.

Mystal responded after the interview, declining Walker's offer and accusing the candidate of running away from debates with other Republicans and with Georgia's Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock, whom Walker seeks to unseat.

"I'm not looking for a Senator, not a goddamn buddy," Mystal wrote on Twitter.

I've said this many times, blacks who get involved in the GOP are savaged much harsher than whites.

The Left truly hates black conservatives more than Trump I think.
Somebody needs to bust a cap in his racist critics.
 
In 1999, Walker created Renaissance Man Food Services, which distributes chicken products. Originally his producer was Sysco Corp. following a casual conversation with a Sysco vice-president who asked him to provide some chicken-breading recipes from his mother.[91][92] He founded Savannah-based H. Walker Enterprises in 2002 as an umbrella company for most of his other business ventures, the largest of which was Renaissance Man Food Services.[93]

Walker has a history of exaggerating the number of people employed by his companies and the assets held by his companies, and the failure of several business enterprises led to creditors bringing lawsuits.[93] Walker touted Renaissance Man Food Services as a "mini-Tyson Foods"[93] and repeatedly claimed that the company had more than 100 employees, achieved $70 million in annual sales, owned chicken processing plants, and was one of the largest minority-owned meat processors in the nation.[93][92][91] In subsequent deposition testimony in a lawsuit, however, Walker gave far lower figures, saying that his company averaged about $1.5 million in annual profits from 2008 and 2017.[94] In the same case, a business associate of Walker testified that, contrary to Walker's claim, his company does not own chicken processing plants; rather, Walker licensed his name to the enterprise.[94] In a 2018 declaration submitted in a legal case against his company, Walker acknowledged that the company did not own any chicken processing plants, and instead partnered with plant owners to sell branded chicken products.[93] In April 2020, the company applied for Paycheck Protection Program loan due to the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic;[95] in its PPP application, the company reported that it had just eight employees,[93][94] and the company ultimately received two PPP loans totaling $180,000, of which $111,300 was forgiven.[93]

Walker repeatedly lied that he started and owned a drapery company, which he purported in February 2022 to have 250 employees, but Walker was never directly involved in Renaissance Manufacturing, which dissolved in 2021.[96] Walker lied in multiple instances that Renaissance Man Foods was the largest minority-owned food business in the U.S., but it is much smaller in reality.[96]
F**k'n racist.
You aren't allowed to be critical of a black man, mkay?
 

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