Shocking Bodycam Footage of Police Responding to Altercation Between Georgia Democrat Senate Candidate Raphael Warnock and His Wife Released (VIDEO)

Tucker Carlson obtained a video made from a body cam of a police officer, responding to a call from Raphael Warnock’s now ex-wife. She told the officer she wanted file a police report on Warnock for running over her foot as he tried to leave with the couple’s children in the back seat of his car. The footage is from March of this year.

The ex-wife says:

“This man is running for United States senate and all he cares about right now is his reputation. I work at the mayor’s office and this is a big problem. I’ve been trying to be very quiet about the way he is for the sake of my kids and his reputation. I’ve tried to keep the way he acts under wraps for a long time and today he crossed the line.”

“He’s a great actor. He’s phenomenal at putting on a really good show.”

Raphael Warnock is a socialist who has praised Fidel Castro, Rev Jeremiah Wright and Screwy Louis Farrakhan. He has entertained Wright and Castro in the churches he has served in.

In 2002 Warnock was arrested for obstructing an investigation of a child abuse case at a summer church camp. The charges against Warnock were ultimately dropped. Only in the Democratic party would an enabler of pedophilia be welcomed to run for the US Senate.

Warnock is running for the Senate in the conservative state of Georgia. In the past, a full fledged Marxist would have no chance of winning but in today’s world that accepts voter fraud cheating as normal, he has a fair chance of being the 49th socialist to serve in the US Senate as a Democrat. I hear they have all the suitcases repacked in Fulton County.

From The National Review

Speaking from the pulpit two days after Castro’s November 2016 death, Warnock prayed for the people of Cuba, and said “we remember Fidel Castro, whose legacy is complex.”

“Don’t let anybody tell you a simple story,” Warnock told parishioners. “Life usually isn’t very simple. His legacy is complex. Kind of like America’s legacy is complex.”

Warnock then compared America’s criminal justice system to communist Cuba’s history of taking political prisoners.

“If some people get slapped on the hand for the same crime and others go to federal prison, then we too have our own political prisons,” said Warnock, who has said America’s overuse of prisons is the nation’s most pressing civil rights problem. “Many of us have sisters and brothers who are political prisoners.”

Steven Ahle