Herschel Walker Says Trans Kids Won’t Go to Heaven
“Jesus may not recognize you," Walker said, after admitting last week that he's "not that smart."
Politics 
                            
In perhaps one of the more deplorable moves from a man accused of abusing and threatening to kill his exes, Herschel Walker, Georgia’s Republican nominee for U.S. Senate, on Tuesday said trans kids won’t get into heaven. “Jesus may not recognize you. Because he made you a boy. He made you a girl,” Walker told crowds at a rally alongside Riley Gaines, a former University of Kentucky swimmer who rose to fame for her fight against the NCAA’s trans-inclusive policies.
“When I get to heaven, I want the Lord to recognize me,” Walker said. “Because I can tell you right now, they’re telling the young kids in school, you can be a boy tomorrow even if you’re a girl.” Seems like Walker sure meant it last week when he said he’s “not that smart”!
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