Herschel Walker Calls Report, He Paid For an Abortion, a 'Repugnant Hatchet Job'.<br />On October 3, the Republican nominee in Georgia's Senate race, Herschel Walker, called the report that he paid for an abortion over a decade ago was a "flat-out lie.".<br />On October 3, the Republican nominee in Georgia's Senate race, Herschel Walker, called the report that he paid for an abortion over a decade ago was a "flat-out lie.".<br />CNN reports that Walker's denial comes <br />shortly after the Daily Beast reported <br />the nominee paid for a woman's abortion in 2009.<br />The Daily Beast reported that an anonymous woman provided <br />a receipt from the abortion clinic, a bank deposit receipt of a signed <br />personal check and a "get well" card allegedly from Walker. .<br />The Daily Beast reported that an anonymous woman provided <br />a receipt from the abortion clinic, a bank deposit receipt of a signed <br />personal check and a "get well" card allegedly from Walker. .<br />In a statement posted on Twitter, Walker called the report a , “repugnant hatchet job.”.<br />This is a flat-out lie – and I deny <br />this in the strongest possible terms, Raphael Warnock, Democratic Senator for Georgia, via CNN.<br />Now, they’re using an anonymous <br />source to further slander me. <br />They will do anything to hold onto power. <br />It’s disgusting, gutter politics, Raphael Warnock, Democratic Senator for Georgia, via CNN.<br />Now, they’re using an anonymous <br />source to further slander me. <br />They will do anything to hold onto power. <br />It’s disgusting, gutter politics, Raphael Warnock, Democratic Senator for Georgia, via CNN.<br />CNN reports that Walker is in one of the nation's <br />most competitive Senate races, facing off <br />with Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock.<br />CNN reports that Walker is in one of the nation's <br />most competitive Senate races, facing off <br />with Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock.<br />Walker, a first-time candidate, has opposed abortion <br />rights and said that he would support a national ban <br />on abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy.<br />Walker, a first-time candidate, has opposed abortion <br />rights and said that he would support a national ban <br />on abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy.<br />On October 4, Walker said he plans <br />to sue the Daily Beast for what he <br />has called a "defamatory lie.".<br />Walker's opponent Warnock reportedly said he <br />had not read the Daily Beast report and dodged <br />questions about how it might impact the race.<br />Walker's opponent Warnock reportedly said he <br />had not read the Daily Beast report and dodged <br />questions about how it might impact the race
