The topic has come up several times in the Georgia Senate race, including during the debate last week, and each time Raphael Warnock has answered in the same fashion. When accused of evicting poor people from the apartment complex operated by his church, Warnock simply declares that they “don’t evict people.” That contracts the reporting from several outlets and witnesses, but that’s his story and he’s sticking to it. Unfortunately, two days before he made that declaration last Friday, three more of his tenants received eviction notices. And these weren’t long-term delinquents trying to game the system, either. Some of the people were only behind on a single month’s rent by a couple of weeks, with one of them owing only $115 in back rent. How will Warnock square these documented facts with his very public claims? (Free Beacon)
Warnock: “Our church doesn’t evict people.” Here are three more eviction notices
