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Something doesn’t have to be “the worst aveira” to
justify being deemed unfit for an office because of it.Joseph, you’re starting to sound like Hillary.
He was a week candidates, so he lost. If Steve Bannon wouldn’t have been involved, we would have been in this mess.
Thank God he lost, goodbye and good luck.The latest news is that Roy Moore is asking for a new election, claiming that there was election fraud. The Alabama Secretary of State is planning to certify Doug Jones as the winner later today. Among Moore’s complaints is that voter turnout in Jefferson County, which is 43% black, was 47%, which is unusually high. IMO, black voter turnout should have been 100%, given that Doug Jones prosecuted two KKK members who had been involved in the 1963 bombing of a black church in which four children were killed.
Alabama’s Secretary of State (who BTW said that actually voted for Moore) has said that NONE of the claims of fraud had any substance and that the State would proceed to certify Doug Jones as the new senator from Alabama at 1:00 PM today CST. He and other state leaders have acknowledged that Moore had become an embarrassment for the state and several have said they believe he has become delusional. (One of his election “experts” is best know for claiming that the CIA arranged for the JFK assassination based on “statistical analysis”). I’m sure this all upsets our resident Moore lover who started this thread but perhaps he can start a petition to get Moore’s trolling rights at local shopping centers restored now that he will have so much times on his hands.
Moore’s suit said he took a polygraph test after the election which proved that he was telling the truth when he said he didn’t even know any of his accusers. My understanding of polygraphs is that they catch you only if you’re deliberately lying. If your beliefs are contrary to fact, the polygraph can’t tell that you’re lying.
I heard an Alabama journalist surmise that Moore brought this suit to rouse his supporters (mostly white evangelicals) to boost his plans to run for governor.
Moore is officially the loser!!!!
Time for him to get back on the horse he rode in on and get out of Dodge. Let him ride off into the sunset and never be heard or seen again.Moore is officially the loser!!!!
Time for him to get back on the horse he rode in on and get out of Dodge. Let him ride off into the sunset and never be heard or seen again.If “Moore” is replaced by “Clinton”, and “he/him” by “she/her”, then an even more appropriate statement results.
@DovidBT
A little uncalled for Hillary Bashing?
She din’t ride to the polls on a horse, Moore did?
She graciously offered a concession speech to Mr. Trump. Moore has refused to concede.
She didn’t file a lawsuit to overturn the election, Moore did and LOST.Want to bash Hillary? Start your own thread….no reason to trash her on this thread
A little uncalled for Hillary Bashing?
A little sensitive on that subject, aren’t we. 🙂
I haven’t seen her calling for Americans to close ranks and support the lawfully elected President and his policies. She’s still making paid appearances promoting her defeated agenda.
The American way is to oppose policies that we disagree with. When Obama was president, did you support his policies?
It turns out that the “attorney who’s a Jew” isn’t the guy who’s a friend and supporter of Doug Jones. According to Moore’s wife, he’s another lawyer who’s a so-called Messianic Jew. That would explain her curious remark about how they fellowship with “Jews and rabbis.” My dictionary defines the verb fellowship as “to join in fellowship especially with a church member.”
It’s a little bit disingenuous to claim you’re tolerant because you have friends who are Jews when it turns out they act as evangelical Christians. I suspect Moore and wife think you and I, as practicing Jews, are going to burn in hell. This is what he said about George Soros: “No matter how much money he’s got, he’s still going to the same place that people who don’t recognize God and morality and accept his salvation are going, and that’s not a good place.” I read the salvation part as referring to Yoshke. Do you have another interpretation?
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