Warnock caught lying about his position on defunding the police

 Tyler O-Neil:

Project Veritas Action went undercover with the campaign for Georgia Senate candidate Raphael Warnock, revealing some duplicity in the radical Democrat’s campaign messaging. While Warnock officially does not support defunding the police, his campaign staff said he “absolutely” would defund “these suckers in blue.”

“So, he avoids using defunding the police, because he knows that the Republicans are gonna try to grab onto it and attack, right?” Derrick Bhole, finance assistant with the Warnock campaign, told an undercover Project Veritas Action journalist. “But in reality, his whole platform with police reform is along the lines of the same people who are saying defund the police.”

“Just not using the same rhetoric, you know,” Bhole added.

Sasha Williams, director of small business development for the Warnock campaign, also told a Project Veritas Action journalist that Warnock is “absolutely” on the side of radical activists who would defund the police.

“But he is on our side for defunding these suckers in blue, these police?” the undercover journalist asked Williams in a conference call.

“Absolutely! Absolutely!” she responded.

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The bottom line is that he is supportive of BLM's position on the police and is lying for political purposes.  The BLM position on defunding police is not all that popular with a majority of blacks.  Warnock is not being honest with voters.

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