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Vile protestor ‘brands Herschel Walker a ”house n*****” who is ”a joke” and ”tap dances”’ as group confronts GOP Senate candidate after talk on church evictions in Atlanta
- Herschel Walker was campaigning outside an apartment block in Atlanta on Tuesday when he was reportedly racially abused
- A man who Walker’s campaign staff said was a supporter of his rival, Democrat Raphael Warnock, called Walker a ‘house n*****’
- The man was confronted by reporters at the press conference, and asked whether he used the slur – but refused to confirm or deny it
Georgia Senate hopeful Herschel Walker has been racially abused at an Atlanta campaign rally, according to multiple people who heard the slur.
Walker, a former NFL player and Trump-endorsed political newcomer, was addressing a rally outside apartment complex Columbia MLK Towers.
A man protesting against Walker reportedly yelled abuse at him. ‘This is all a stunt. He’s nothing but a house n*****,’ the man said, according to Fox News. ‘He’s a joke. He tap dances, and he’s a house n*****.’
The man was confronted by journalists on Tuesday, who asked him whether he referred to Walker as a ‘house n*****’
Walker is seen on Tuesday speaking at the campaign rally in Atlanta
Several journalists confronted the man, and asked him what he said. The man refused to confirm or deny using the racial slur.
Behind him, two man angrily yelled: ‘Ask him what he called him. Ask him what he called him.’
The Walker campaign, asked by DailyMail.com for comment, is yet to respond.
Several journalists confronted the man, and asked him what he said. The man refused to confirm or deny using the racial slur
The building where Walker spoke is linked to the Ebenezer Baptist Church, where Walker’s opponent Raphael Warnock preached
The building where Walker spoke is linked to the Ebenezer Baptist Church, where Walker’s opponent Raphael Warnock preached.
Walker has claimed residents of the building are facing eviction for defaulting on small sums of money.
The building says no one has been evicted since June 2020, but confirmed some residents have been threatened with eviction.
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