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James Carville on Herschel Walker: Mental Patients Should Be In Treatment, Not In The U.S. Senate

"I want to have sympathy for mental patients, we ought to give them drugs and treat them. They don't need to be in the United States Senate." – James Carville

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Saturday on CNN, Democratic strategist James Carville commented on allegations that Republican Senate candidate Herschel Walker has a history of aborting and neglecting his own children:

JAMES CARVILLE:

He’s got four children that he is not involved in their life. All right. We know what Jesus thought about that. We don’t know what he thought about gays. We don’t know what Jesus thought about guns. And yet we do know what he thought about harming children.

He’s got four kids that he’s got nothing to do with and he’s being supported by so-called Christian evangelicals? Give me a break.

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The massive and staggering amount of hypocrisy here is beyond belief. It’s not — abortion is bad enough. Just another Republican hypocrite

This man neglects four children. Am I a flawed human being? Of course I am. You and everybody else, yes. Child neglect — and without asking for redemption, without reengaging with his children, denying that his children exist, trying to choke one of their mothers, putting a gun to the head of another mother, you’re going to tell me we’re all flawed human beings?

Child neglect to me is unforgivable … It ought to be exposed

And he [Newt Gingrich] says look, Herschel has mental issues, he would be a great senator.

Well, I want to have sympathy for mental patients, we ought to give them drugs and treat them. They don’t need to be in the United States Senate.

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That’s just absurd argument and it’s absurd just to say well, we’re all flawed human beings and stop right there … 

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