Raphael Warnock keeps getting caught lying about his church forcing people from their homes.
- Lie 1, Current Evictions: Two days before Warnock claimed his church was not evicting people from their homes, three eviction notices were filed. People had the eviction process started last week for owing as little as $115 in past-due rent.
- Lie 2, Evictions During The Pandemic: Warnock’s claim that no one was evicted during the pandemic is also a lie: “Fulton County marshals carried out two court-ordered writs of possession against Columbia Tower residents during the pandemic, court records show. One was carried out on Aug. 17, 2020, against a woman who was sued in March 2020 for just $28.55 in past-due rent.”
- Lie 3, Apartment Building’s Conditions: Warnock claims he is “proud” of the apartment building, but the apartment building “is plagued by pests, maintenance problems, and filth, according to residents – and at least two people have sued the building this year after the elevator allegedly collapsed on them.”
One thing Warnock does not claim? Responsibility, even though he is the head of the building foundation.
And while low-income Americans are forced from their homes, the church is giving Warnock over $7,400 a month for housing plus over $120,000 in salary and benefits. We guess when he’s making that much money, Warnock finds turning a blind eye easy.
