.MaddowBlog: After boasting about his qualifications, the Georgia Republican tried to talk about energy policy. He failed spectacularly.
The GOP frontrunner was, however, willing to appear on Fox News the next morning — Walker wasn’t asked why he won’t debate his intra-party rivals — where the first-time candidate with no background in elected officeHost Maria Bartiromo certainly offered the Republican an opportunity to prove his qualifications, asking what’s changed since Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock won his Senate seat early last year.
They’re almost — they’re waiting to — they’re more reactive, rather than proactive. And what I mean by that is, one of the first thing they did — and I think people need to know this — is they decided that they were going to give up our energy. By him going out giving up our energy, and now we’re not energy-independent anymore, which started the whole downfall.
Ireland Latest News, Ireland Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Opinion | Herschel Walker's fiction and why people lie about disprovable thingsAlthough they appear to be more blatant now than ever, publicly presented lies are not a new phenomenon. And the reason behind it all is complex.
Read more »
Herschel Walker's awkward Fox News interview is hard to watchThe GOP Senate candidate skipped a primary debate over the weekend, but that didn't stop him from making a fool of himself.
Read more »
Getting Diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder Was The Best Thing That Ever Happened to MeI was one of the 71% of people misdiagnosed with depression. Here’s why it matters.
Read more »
Why the Alabama governor’s embrace of the Big Lie mattersWe’re still confronting a political landscape in which much of the GOP is defined by the Big Lie. Consider the new ad from Alabama's Kay Ivey, for example.
Read more »
Eric Nuttall: There's no time to waste — the world needs Canadian energy nowUnless meaningful action is taken on the energy supply crisis, the result will be energy poverty and all\u002Dtime high oil prices
Read more »