Georgia GOP Senate candidate Herschel Walker recently tried to out-Christian his Democratic opponent, Sen. Rev. Warnock because Warnock believes that a woman's health care decisions should be left between her and her doctor. And Walker doesn't believe in exceptions for rape or incest. Except for that time, he got a woman pregnant and funded her abortion. The woman, who prefers to remain anonymous, has the receipts. Literally, the receipts.

Via The Daily Beast:

A woman who asked not to be identified out of privacy concerns told The Daily Beast that, after she and Walker conceived a child while they were dating in 2009, he urged her to get an abortion. The woman said she had the procedure and that Walker reimbursed her for it.
She supported these claims with a $575 receipt from the abortion clinic, a "get well" card from Walker, and a bank deposit receipt that included an image of a signed $700 personal check from Walker.

The woman said there was a $125 difference because she "ball-parked" the cost of abortion after Googling the procedure and added on expenses such as travel and recovery costs.

Additionally, The Daily Beast independently corroborated details of the woman's claims with a close friend she told at the time and who, according to the woman and the friend, took care of her in the days after the procedure.
The woman said Walker, who was not married then, told her it would be more convenient to terminate the pregnancy, saying it was "not the right time" for him to have a child. It was a feeling she shared, but what she didn't know was that Walker had an out-of-wedlock child with another woman earlier that same year.

The woman said that Walker never expressed regret for the decision and explained that she came forward over his hypocrisy about abortion.

"I just can't with the hypocrisy anymore," she told the outlet. "We all deserve better."

He claims he will sue the outlet. I wonder if he knows what discovery is. Probably not.

No exception for rape or incest, unless your name is Herschel Walker:

Walker's campaign claims that the outlet is targeting Black conservatives.

"This is a false story," Robert Ingram, a lawyer representing the campaign told the outlet in a phone call.

"All you want to do is run with stories to target Black conservatives," he said. "You focus on Black conservatives."

Dude, they have the receipts. Give it up.

Walker's son is done with him.

Christian, this is the time to spill the tea on your crazy-time father.