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The campaign manager for Georgia GOP Senate candidate Herschel Walker told campaign staff on Tuesday that the fundraising has surged for the Republican since he denied anonymous allegations about an alleged abortion.
Scott Paradise, Walker’s campaign manager, told campaign staff this morning that the Daily Beast story accusing Walker of encouraging a woman — who has remained anonymous — to abort their unborn baby in 2009 is a “setback,” but fundraising has surged since he denied the allegations, according to a Gabby Orr, a CNN reporter.
Another person close to the campaign told Orr, “Once we have more of the facts, we can go about our jobs and go win this thing.”
Senior campaign officials also planning to speak with Walker later today about the abortion allegation.
«Once we have more of the facts, we can go about our jobs and go win this thing,» said a person close to the Walker campaign.
