Trump candidate Hershel Walker goes completely bonkers

| 12:01 pm EST January 4, 2022
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In the day and age of computers, it is pretty easy to post, tweet, or email the wrong thing. Chaos in motion is an excellent term for it. Sometimes the person making a mistake realizes it in time. Others are not so lucky. And for Georgia Senate candidate Herschel Walker, he proved to be one of the not-so-lucky ones.

The GOP has thrown its weight behind Walker, which may prove to be a mistake for them as Walker is not proving to be the best of candidates. And he certainly showed this when he posted a rather incoherent and rambling video that very few could seem to make heads or tails out of.

The video was about Biden’s agenda and, more specifically, his Build Back Better plan. This video mainly consisted of Walker’s thoughts about the plan — only there was a problem. Walker’s thoughts bounced around in seemingly a ping-pong fashion that left some bewildered and scratching their heads.

Some sentences started with “You probably want.” Only it was hard to tell WHAT Walker wanted because just as he would seemingly start to voice an opinion, he’d ricochet onto another topic.

Even many in the media covered this — with terms like “shoddy,” “rambling,” and “chaotic.”

“You probably want to be energy independent” Walker said profoundly. “You probably want something written like the law of the land, stating that all men are to be treated equal.” “Oh! We have the Constitution.”

I will interrupt myself here. This was just painful. Walker’s got a lot of history, some reportedly not-so-good, but no matter what his history, the man is clearly not ready for primetime, and the GOP should realize that.