A proverbial bomb just exploded in Herschel Walker's campaign, and Republicans couldn't give two hoots. (via MaddowBlog)
MSNBC’s Chris Hayes made an observation via Twitter yesterday that stood out for me. “I just want to be clear that in the moral cosmology of Herschel Walker and Republicans the accusation is that he paid to have his child murdered,”Quite right. As far as Walker, his party and other staunch opponents of abortion rights are concerned, a fertilized egg is a human being. To terminate a pregnancy, they argue, is to murder a child.
And many of those who claim to care deeply about this issue are apparently wholly indifferent to the believable allegations.yesterday, “I am concerned about one thing, and one thing only, at this point. So I don’t care if Herschel Walker paid to abort endangered baby eagles — I want control of the Senate.”
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