Raphael Warnock's embrace of anti-Semite Farrakhan is disqualifying for Senate service

It was once said of a famously vulnerable Senate candidate that, with respect to the opposition research that could be used against her in a campaign, “there’s a haystack of needles.” In other words, there was a wealth of material.

This appears to be the case as well with Raphael Warnock, the candidate around whom Democratic voters consolidated during the Nov. 3 special Senate election in Georgia. We have written previously on the problems Warnock faced due to his warm feelings for Fidel Castro and his anti-Israel, pro-terrorist radicalism. We have mentioned his warm embrace of the Rev. Jeremiah Wright just at the moment when that infamous cleric’s “God Damn America” sermon sent candidate Barack Obama running away from him in terror.