Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore allegedly had a sexual relationship with a 14-year-old in 1979.
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No, you didn't. But since you asked a question, I gave you an answer and explained why moderates were never referring to these people. They were always talking about moderates.
They were talking about Trump voters, and how we should try to understand them and get them on "our side".
They were absolutely not talking about other moderates.
"They're just accusations!"
You know what else was accusations?
Benghazi, Pizzagate.
Where was the conservatives due process then?
You know what else was accusations?
Benghazi, Pizzagate.
Where was the conservatives due process then?
These are the same people whose ex speaker of the house is in jail for child molestation yet all we ever hear about is R values, unfortunately they'll probably be fine.
Old man: "If you vote for someone who is making worse and worse, would you call that smart or stupid?"
You are the stupid one, old man. Republicans want to screw you, not help you.
Your country is fucked up, completely fucked up. The locos are running the asylum.
Member was warned for advocating eugenics
Even though I would normally not say this, knowing people like these Alabamans exist makes me sometimes thing that maybe, in certain cases, Eugenics isn't a bad thing. Maybe these sorta people shouldn't be allowed to breed and condition future generations of their ilk to be just as... stupid as they are.
better to continue blaming it on the people you've been blaming all along.
Eugenics won't change the fact that the US have totally failed in education of the people.
Sums it up nicely
Wasn't he supposed to be moving to New Zealand?
I'm sorry... but no. Everyone has the capacity to change and you should not remove that capacity from people that have not even been born yet...
So thinking about the Alabama race, I guess it's a win-win for Democrats.
1) Jones wins: obviously a great resounding moral victory over character of America, rebuke of pedophilia, and plus a welcome Dem vote in the Senate.
2) Jones loses: Republicans officially have a child molestor openly serving in the Senate, while Democrats are busy cleaning house (Conyers, Franken etc). Republican Party is now attached to pedophilia, and Roy Moore becomes face of the opposition in 2018. Trump endorsing Moore is icing on the shitcake. It becomes a moral fight again in 2018 and Democrats will have the high ground.
Option 1 is preferred, but all is not lost if Moore wins.
1) Jones wins: obviously a great resounding moral victory over character of America, rebuke of pedophilia, and plus a welcome Dem vote in the Senate.
2) Jones loses: Republicans officially have a child molestor openly serving in the Senate, while Democrats are busy cleaning house (Conyers, Franken etc). Republican Party is now attached to pedophilia, and Roy Moore becomes face of the opposition in 2018. Trump endorsing Moore is icing on the shitcake. It becomes a moral fight again in 2018 and Democrats will have the high ground.
Option 1 is preferred, but all is not lost if Moore wins.
Or the mysterious number 3), Jones loses, Republicans officially have a child molestor in the Senate, Democrats take the high road and purge their party of morally reprehensible behavior, and other than our Liberal, Progressive Democratic Left, the other side falls in line, doesn't give a damn about morality and nothing changes at all. As long as they are able to churn out their agenda, nothing matters. I've said this in this thread and others as well, the Republicans have embraced the "At any means necessary" philosophy, which means morality, compassion, understanding and rationality be damned, anything is better than them "damned Democrats". We are waist deep in the muck and mire because of these sorta asshats and their backwards logic and it's gonna take some time to REALLY "drain the swamp" (and it AIN'T gonna be Republicans that do that cause that, to them, is a fuckn' resort on the Rivera), considering Trump and his kind are the epitome of social and political stagnation (they are basically Swamp Monsters telling fools that the Government has a "Swamp Problem", when in actuality, the were planning to make what "swamp" was there into a fuckin' murky theme park resort for swamp creatures everywhere).
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This is a red flag. No condition or social thinking or belief can justify Eugenics . No just no.
Yes.
But... Trump being Trump, he took a lose-lose situation for them and turned it into a lose-lose "OH GOD OH GOD DID HE JUST ENDORSE A PEDOPHILE?!!!" situation.
No, he's right and the first picture is wrong. I hate Trump too but fake news helps no one.
Or option 4) Jones loses, but the GOP hems and haws over expelling Moore and the electorate quickly accepts him as the new normal, with stories coming out every few months of shitty things he's said and done that enrages only one third of the voters that read them.
^ It's an effective theme. Donald's pedo base live in an alternate reality where POTUS is actively "draining the swamp."
And the Vice/HBO video is a reminder that the insane 'conservative' comments you read online, maybe written by trolls / bots, reflects the beliefs held by a significant portion of the electorate.
And the Vice/HBO video is a reminder that the insane 'conservative' comments you read online, maybe written by trolls / bots, reflects the beliefs held by a significant portion of the electorate.
Swamp Monsters rallying around the theme of "draining the swamp" is like wolves rallying around the theme of "going Vegan".
Is there any chance of this goon losing the election? He's a racist and a sexual predator, and I simply can't believe that "Christians" would support someone like that just because they have an "R" by their name.
Look at the tweets and videos above you and for the last few pages. They pretty much confirm that a Doug Jones win would be a god-granted miracle. I still hope Doug wins but with Moore having the president's, Bannon's, and the RNC's verbal and financial backing and the Alabama voting populous being filled with such warped minds, this is an election we should have severely tempered expectations of
It's about as likely as Trump's victory was. Somewhere between a 20 to 30 percent chance.
I would say it will depend on if Trump is allowed to take a sip of water halfway through or not.
Robocall: "Yes, this is Dotard. Vote Pedo to MAGA!"
Here's hoping McConnell is still willing to eject Moore after he wins. Ayy...
There is a chance Jones could win. It's not a guaranteed loss. Deep red state + unbelievably shit tier candidate makes for hard modeling/predictions of R voters.
Here's hoping McConnell is still willing to eject Moore after he wins. Ayy...
There is a chance Jones could win. It's not a guaranteed loss. Deep red state + unbelievably shit tier candidate makes for hard modeling/predictions of R voters.
Don't kid yourself. Moore will barely get a mention on the robo-call. It'll all be about Doug Jones. Trump has said almost nothing positive about Moore besides him being a GOP vote.
My fear is that a bunch of Republicans are too ashamed to admit to supporting him in public... but behind the ballot box, nobody has to know.
Inversely, pessimism serves no one, and there's always hope that people will be disgusted enough or have enough self-doubts about Moore that Jones will (or should) be the more palatable candidate to vote for. I really hope so. Do your parts... spread awareness. Get the word out. This is a fight worth having.
It all depends on Dem voters turning out en masse and GOP voters staying home or splitting the vote with a write-in candidate. The latter seems to be having an effect but the extent of how much it'll eat into Moore's support is about as difficult to measure as how likely it is for Jones to win vs. Moore given so many unprecedented factors, not the least of which being the time of the year chosen for Alabama's special election.
I hope that Dem voters in Alabama are extra energized to get out there to vote due to Trump's endorsement of Moore. We saw that Virginia's elections were very much a referendum on Trump. The flip side is that Trump's endorsement of Moore probably pushed a lot of GOP voters who were otherwise skeptical about Moore to just get out there and vote as well.
My guess is any DNC figure endorsing or promoting Jones could turn some undecided/swaying Republican voters away in Alabama?
The DNC actively funding anything would backfire in Alabama.
Jones has a decent warchest much larger than Moore himself
you are literally repeating something they would say lol
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I'd say it's 70-30% chance in favor of Moore. It looks like it's in his favor but polls are within the MOE of Jones winning.
There's actually no evidence of a shy Tory effect. Other polling issues like likely voter selection are fare more likely to explain voting discrepancies. 110% agreed on the voter pessimism part though.
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