Raphael Warnock Dealing with ‘Same’ ‘Family Conflict’ as Herschel Walker, Says Sean Hannity on Fox News

Sean Hannity on Tuesday tried to rotate Georgia Senate candidate Herschel Walker pay for your girlfriend’s abortion – as well the result was a public rift between him and his son – as an attack on Senator Raphael Warnock (D-GA). The incumbent Democrat, the Fox News host insists, is dealing with a “family conflict” that is “similar” to Walker.

On Monday, The Daily Beast revealed that Walker, a self-proclaimed anti-abortion candidate who opposes exceptions for rape, incest and mother’s life, paid to had an abortion in September 2009. A few hours later, Walker refused to do so with Hannitywho actually pressed his chosen candidate on the details of the story, including the benefits card and check Walker signed, as well as the receipt from an abortion clinic.

The next day, however, the right-wing broadcaster tried to turn the story to Walker’s opponent in the November election.

“You know the news came out yesterday,” Hannity told Newt Gingrich. “There was a family conflict with Herschel Walker that was very public, which I think is sad for any family. But the same goes for Raphael Warnock. And when you look at Georgia, they look at both of these candidates. How will they react to all this news? And do you think at the end of the day it will come down to problems? “

It’s unclear exactly what the Fox anchor means, as he didn’t explain himself in his discussion with Gingrich. And for the former House speaker, his answer doesn’t explicitly relate to any kind of “family conflict” in Warnock’s life.

In a pair of videos posted on Twitter Tuesday morning, Walker’s 23-year-old son Christian criticized his father for denying the story.

“It was actually his handwriting on the card. They say they have receipts. Whatever. He’s on Twitter, he’s lying about it. OK, I’m done,” he said.

Younger Walker also has tweeted about the story as soon as it was published.

“Every member of Herschel Walker’s family asked him not to run for office, because we all know (some) of his past. One by one,” he wrote.

“You are not a ‘family man’ when you leave us to bang a bunch of womenthreatened to kill us, and asked us to move more than 6 times in 6 months to run away from your violence. “