[enumerated]

I watched that debate. Herschel Walker is so darn likable - it’s hard to understand why the Democrats can’t see that.

He’s soft spoken yet quick-witted and on point.

He does seem to have a slight speech impediment, which - when mixed with some interesting accents, Ebonics and colloquialisms - results in a very unique speaking style.

I don’t know why, exactly, but I find it quite endearing.

[Impala64ssa]

Ebonics and colloquialisms - results in a very unique speaking style.
Like the Southern drawl or the "Noo Yawk" accent. If I lived in Georgia Hershey would absolutely have my vote

[Roadrunner383]

Yep, Herschel is a lot more impressive in person that many folks would believe. I was going to vote for him anyway, but after seeing him at a small campaign stop and listening to him speak, I had no qualms about voting for him. He’s light-years ahead of the Idiot-In-Chief Biden.

[wardaddy]

He’s black he’s GOP

we get it

[Glad2bnuts]

I get it, he is an excellent candidate. He really is not Senator material. That is what is best about him. We just don’t need Lords and Ladies. We need public Servants to follow our lead. Of course they will have to go against the publics opinion at times, but not on issues addressed by the US Constitution and logic.

[StAnDeliver]

"He does seem to have a slight speech impediment, which - when mixed with some interesting accents, Ebonics and colloquialisms - results in a very unique speaking style.

I don’t know why, exactly, but I find it quite endearing."

Those are the things that kept him off the NFL talking heads shows, from which Walker will have the last laugh -- "Call me SENATOR Walker."