Washington Post slammed for ignoring video of tearful ex-Wife of Warnock calling him ‘great actor’

The Washington Post was criticized this week for failing to cover bodycam footage of the ex-wife of Georgia Democratic Senate candidate Raphael Warnock during a domestic dispute in March.

Glenn Kessler, Washington Post Auditor tweeted a long item Republicans misrepresent the positions of Warnock and Jon Ossoff on Wednesday. They challenge the senses. Kelly Loeffler, R-Ga., And David Perdue, R-Ga., Respectively, in the second round in Georgia on January 5 which will determine control of the Senate.

“The lines of attack used by the Georgia Rs against their Democratic opponents in the second round of the Senate are straight out of Trump’s failed playbook against Biden: just invent positions for your opponent, however outlandish they are,” he tweeted.

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Conservative writer Stephen Miller responded that one of the GOP’s attacks on Warnock – concerning his ex-wife’s criticism of him to the police as a “great actor” – had not appeared on the Post’s pages. . A search has found no Washington Post mention of Ouleye Ndoye since December 22, when the video was first reported by Fox News. The Post briefly touched on their dispute in August in an article about Warnock’s chances of winning, months before the bodycam footage was released.

the Free Washington Beacon criticized the Post and other media in an editorial Tuesday for ignoring the story of Warnock’s ex-wife, as well as allegations of child abuse in a summer camp, Warnock ran. The Beacon noted that the Post had widely reported allegations of sexual misconduct against Republican Roy Moore in the 2017 U.S. Senate special election in Alabama, which Democrat Doug Jones won with shock.

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“The news media so determined to expose Moore’s outrageous behavior have been lethargic, to say the least, about Warnock: The Democrat has been allowed to dismiss the arrest as’ the actions overzealous of a few police officers, ” Beacon wrote. “But what was going on at the camp that brought the police there in the first place? And what was Warnock’s role in these incidents? The press has not shown the slightest curiosity about events that speak directly to Warnock’s managerial skills and judgment. “

Ndoye told an Atlanta cop during their marital dispute in March that her husband was “a great actor” and “phenomenal at putting on a really good show,” after Warnock denied his claims that he had deliberately crushed her the foot with his car.

“This man is running for the United States Senate, and all he’s interested in right now is his reputation,” she dramatically told the officer in the video. “I have been very discreet about how he is for my children and his reputation.”

She adds, “I tried to keep his way a secret for a long time, and today he crossed the line. So that’s what’s happening here. And he’s a great actor.”

She filed a report but Warnock was not arrested, and a police report said medical officials had found no evidence that she was injured.

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The Warnocks finalized their divorce in May. The couple wondered if she could take their two children to Senegal for a family funeral.

The comments could be heard on camera footage of the police body obtained by Tucker Carlson Tonight. The incident was first reported by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution as Warnock prepared to run against GOP Senator Kelly Loeffler, in what has become a high-stakes runoff that will determine which party controls the US Senate.

The Washington Post fact-check that Kessler tweeted said the facts did not prove that Ossoff and Warnock would be “carbon copies of the more liberal factions of the Democratic Party,” but he acknowledged that Warnock had not given clear answers on its packaging support. the Supreme Court, Medicare for All, or has supported an end to filibuster.

To reinforce Ossoff, he said he had denied hundreds of times that he wanted to disband the police, but he did not mention a radio interview where he said funding of police services that has not lived up to hypothetical federal standards should be “at stake.”

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Research found that the New York Times had also not covered bodycam video since its discovery.

Bradford Betz of Fox News contributed to this report.