Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Moore doesn't contest that he regularly dated teens when he was D.A. I think the good voters of Alabama can go ahead and imagine that he's guilty of the worst charges and votes for Jones.

And those teens (who were of age legally for him to date) have all said that he did not act inappropriately. Even the one who was a Hillary supporter.

The troubling story comes from the fourteen year old.

What??

After offering one teen a ride home, he instead drove her to a dark corner of a parking lot and made a move on her and she was completely grossed out and shaken.

You think that's perfectly appropriate? You'd have no problem with a 34 year old doing that to your 16 year old?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Doug Jones is well to the left of most Alabamians. He’d fit right in with, say, the Arlington County Board. But voters will overlook that if they think he’s a decent person. So yes, he’ll win.

Don't count on it. The governor, a well-respected female, has said she believes the women, but she will vote for Moore because the Supreme Court is too important (paraphrasing here).

Yeah, she said she was disturbed by the reports but it was most important for her to vote for the Republican.

Which is just the most disturbing of all. There's something in the water down there.

Tribalism. It seems to spread with the ease of cholera.

Oh, please.
Tribalism to want to vote against a man who supports things you disapprove of?

Doug Jones supports abortion at any time in a pregnancy--up to birth.
Doug Jones is against building any kind of wall on the border.
Doug Jones is for the ACA.
Doug Jones is likely to vote against any Trump nominee for the Supreme Court.

This is a real dilemma for Alabama voters. Vote for someone who will vote against everything you believe in? Or, Roy Moore?

I ask you, if McAuliffe had done the things Roy Moore is accused of, would the Dems have voted for Cuccinelli?

Anonymous wrote:Moore doesn't contest that he regularly dated teens when he was D.A. I think the good voters of Alabama can go ahead and imagine that he's guilty of the worst charges and votes for Jones.

And those teens (who were of age legally for him to date) have all said that he did not act inappropriately. Even the one who was a Hillary supporter.

The troubling story comes from the fourteen year old.

Moore doesn't contest that he regularly dated teens when he was D.A. I think the good voters of Alabama can go ahead and imagine that he's guilty of the worst charges and votes for Jones.

Anonymous wrote:If you don't believe Moore's accusers, listen to Moore:

http://www.al.com/opinion/index.ssf/2017/11/you_dont_have_to_believe_the_w.html

He started with his wife when she was 15-16 years old.

So effing gross.

Also, Leah Corfman was interviewed on the Today Show this morning.
https://www.today.com/news/roy-moore-accuser-leigh-corfman-shares-why-she-went-public-t119062

If you don't believe Moore's accusers, listen to Moore:

http://www.al.com/opinion/index.ssf/2017/11/you_dont_have_to_believe_the_w.html

He started with his wife when she was 15-16 years old.

Anonymous wrote:Let's leave the kids and wife out of this unless they choose to involve themselves.

There's plenty of other material.

The wife has more than involved herself.

Let's leave the kids and wife out of this unless they choose to involve themselves.

There's plenty of other material.

How did I miss that Kayla Moore was divorced when she met Roy? http://www.cnn.com/2017/11/16/politics/kayla-moore-roy-moore-sexual-allegations-republican-alabama/index.html

Now I don't have a problem with that at all, but for a Bible-thumping "family value" guy, the Bible sure says a heck of a lot more about divorce than it does about most topics that Moore is vocally opposed to and judges others for.

Also she had a child - does that mean that Roy adopted him/ her as their four children all have the last name "Moore" or is that child just not mentioned and out of the picture?

Anonymous wrote:It’s out in the open now. There is a “War on Men” and Roy Moore is its greatest victim. In Alabama, he can ride his victimhood all the way to the US Senate.

http://www.al.com/news/index.ssf/2017/11/alabama_pastors_stand_behind_r.html

Sorry but women getting the same salaries and opportunities as men isn't a "war on men."

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s out in the open now. There is a “War on Men” and Roy Moore is its greatest victim. In Alabama, he can ride his victimhood all the way to the US Senate.

http://www.al.com/news/index.ssf/2017/11/alabama_pastors_stand_behind_r.html

Turns out the Moores lied about the pastors - several of them have spoken out, said they DO NOT stand behind Moore and asked for their names to be removed.

I hope AL.com posts a list of the 19 pedophile-loving pastors who still support Moore.

Anonymous wrote:It’s out in the open now. There is a “War on Men” and Roy Moore is its greatest victim. In Alabama, he can ride his victimhood all the way to the US Senate.

http://www.al.com/news/index.ssf/2017/11/alabama_pastors_stand_behind_r.html

Turns out the Moores lied about the pastors - several of them have spoken out, said they DO NOT stand behind Moore and asked for their names to be removed.

It’s out in the open now. There is a “War on Men” and Roy Moore is its greatest victim. In Alabama, he can ride his victimhood all the way to the US Senate.

http://www.al.com/news/index.ssf/2017/11/alabama_pastors_stand_behind_r.html

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Doug Jones is well to the left of most Alabamians. He’d fit right in with, say, the Arlington County Board. But voters will overlook that if they think he’s a decent person. So yes, he’ll win.

Don't count on it. The governor, a well-respected female, has said she believes the women, but she will vote for Moore because the Supreme Court is too important (paraphrasing here).

I’ll paraphrase her even further as noted earlier in the thread... Party over pedophila.

New GOP t-shirt

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Doug Jones is well to the left of most Alabamians. He’d fit right in with, say, the Arlington County Board. But voters will overlook that if they think he’s a decent person. So yes, he’ll win.

Don't count on it. The governor, a well-respected female, has said she believes the women, but she will vote for Moore because the Supreme Court is too important (paraphrasing here).

Yeah, she said she was disturbed by the reports but it was most important for her to vote for the Republican.

Which is just the most disturbing of all. There's something in the water down there.

Tribalism. It seems to spread with the ease of cholera.