Hershel doesn't know the difference between the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence

[CatWoman]

today is forming along so satisfactory. first MTG gets booted from Twitter and now this.

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[left-of-center2012]

1. He is not what you would call an inspirational speaker

[tblue37]

2. Nor does he know the difference between the Senate & the House. He

calls Rep. John Lewis a senator.

[dalton99a]

3. He knows as much about American government as Kanye West

[kimbutgar]

4. Luckily Senator Warnock will make him look even worse in the debates

That is if, Walker has the guts to debate Senator Warnock.

Not meant as a put down but is Herschel’s son gay? My gaydar went off seeing his pic. Isn’t being gay a no no in the American Taliban party of assolini?

[LoisB]

5. Sad. No, Herschel, you are not "just thinking".

[aeromanKC]

6. To be fair, neither does his base.

After all, MAGAt's love the uneducated.

[CanonRay]

7. Too many hits to the head.

[BlackSkimmer]

14. Nah, I think he's an original dumbass.

Just sayin’.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

8. A lot of people don't know the difference.

Sadly, he's not unique in that.

[CatWoman]

10. but these people aren't running for the senate, are they?

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

13. Most of them aren't.

But MTG has about the same level of understanding, and she's already been elected. Same with Boebert.

[True Dough]

9. He's not the kind of guy who can

take the ball and run with it, at least not anymore!

[mahina]

11. On the balance this has to help Sen Warnock.

Walker won’t peel any Rs off the sofa to vote.

Sen Warnock is the real thing, a thinker, a leader, a true hero.

[Turbineguy]

12. In order to qualify as a republican

you have to be poorly informed.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

15. Walker is not fit to serve in the US Senate

[Solly Mack]

16. But he thinks he is so clever.

[durablend]

17. I know what he's trying to say

"DUH UHHHHHHH"

[DFW]

18. Twelve years ago, neither did the Speaker of the House

When trying to trash the ACA, Speaker John Bonehead of Ohio started to angrily hold a public press conference against it, quoting from what he claimed was the preamble to the Constitution—except that he was quoting from the Declaration of Independence.