Raphael Warnock is far too extreme for Georgians. Exhibit A:
Warnock’s church, where he is senior pastor and CEO, is part of the far-left Progressive National Baptist Convention (PNBC) — a group that is “calling for an end to U.S. military aid to Israel,” according to an explosive new report. Warnock, who previously served as PNBC’s “social justice committee chairman,” addressed the group’s annual convention last year, where they “passed a resolution accusing Israel of ‘apartheid’ and ‘ethnic cleansing.’”
This is not the first time Warnock has let his antisemitic bias show:
Warnock has accused Israel of “shoot[ing] down unarmed Palestinian” people “like birds of prey,” smeared Israel as an “apartheid” state, signed on to a letter that likened Israeli to “previous oppressive regimes,” such as “apartheid South Africa,” and celebrated the Nation of Islam — led by proud antisemite Louis Farrakhan — as “needed” and “important.”
Warnock has shown us what he believes — and Georgians should vote accordingly.
