The Warnock Con

Is there anything Raphael Warnock touches that doesn’t turn into a con?

• Warnock’s church is giving him more than $7,400 a month for a housing allowance (plus over $120,000 a year in salary and benefits), but is evicting people for owing less than $30 in past-due rent.
• He voted for inflationary spending that sent real wages plummeting at the fastest pace in 40 years while he doubled his income.
• He voted to hire 87,000 new IRS agents to target the middle class even as his “parsonage allowance” raises serious questions on whether he is running afoul of tax rules.
• He smeared Georgia’s new voting law – there’s now record turnout – leading to a boycott which denied small businesses $100 million in revenue.

Now, new reporting today from the Washington Free Beacon indicates the New Georgia Project – which Warnock bragged about previously chairing in partnership with fraud Stacey Abrams – prioritized purchasing multimillion-dollar properties shortly before firing employees.

Moral of the story: If you see Warnock coming, run the other way. He’s likely trying to con you. On December 6, Georgians will end the Warnock con.