The Washington Post looks at preacher-turned-politician Raphael Warnock's 'campaign for the moral high ground'

The media did all it could to drag 78-year-old Joe Biden out of his basement and across the finish line in November, but now they’ve got a runoff election in Georgia that will determine the makeup of the Senate. It’s a high stakes election because it will determine if the Senate will act as a rubber stamp for Biden’s and the House’s liberal legislation, and the Washington Post is doing what it can to make that happen. WaPo fact-checker Glenn Kessler has already debunked the GOP’s attacks on Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff … well, all but the biggest ones.

Warnock has been tied to the anti-Semitic Nation of Islam, Jeremiah Wright, and Fidel Castro, accused of domestic abuse by his ex-wife, and was arrested for interfering with a police investigation into suspected child abuse at his church camp for children. But the Washington Post wants us to know, in the final days before the election, that the former-preacher is campaigning “for the moral high ground” in hopes to convince voters “that God is on his side.”

Raphael Warnock’s campaign for the moral high ground https://t.co/pkytL6RBZk

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 2, 2021

Oh, that’s rich…

— Clint Cline (@ClintOnCollins) January 2, 2021

?

— abdesam ???????? (@arlene8022) January 2, 2021

Warnock and moral high ground do not belong in the same sentence

— Jinchuriki1987 (@Jinchuriki1987) January 2, 2021

No way I’ll believe him! What moral high ground? He hates America, doesn’t believe you can serve God and the military and is pro-abortion. Don’t see any biblical values here

— Toula Wootan (@Toula56) January 2, 2021

Dude is twisted.

— Light Walker (@LightWalker10) January 2, 2021

Only if the moral high ground involves domestic abuse and covering up child abuse

— commonsense (@commonsense258) January 2, 2021

If you’re a Democrat you can

✅ Relentlessly attack Israel
✅ Use your pulpit to call on political opponents to repent
✅ Attack military service
✅ Run over your wife
✅ Cover up child abuse
✅ Celebrate murdering dictators/ anti-Semites

And still have “moral high ground” https://t.co/tCmRJE2vPR

— Matt Whitlock (@mattdizwhitlock) January 2, 2021

Apparently Warnock wrote this article himself

— Deplorable Nationalist Trumper (@FloridaGirlCubs) January 2, 2021

So the Washington Post’s campaign contribution this week is to play up the “man of God” angle? Hard pass. We’ve seen footage of his sermons.

Related:

The hits keep coming: Georgia Dem. Senate hopeful Rev. Raphael Warnock was arrested on charges of obstructing child abuse investigation https://t.co/kzqqeziGTg

— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) November 11, 2020