Roy Moore 3rd rail?

[Clove Hitch]

 My point was Trump had nothing to do with Moore losing and turning the state slightly Blue 

Haha. Holy shit you're fun.  A fascist apologist and enabler, but funny

 

[Al Paca]

Moore calling for vote recount.

 

[jerseyguy]

Moore calling for vote recount.

As that late, great American Gomer Pyle would have said: "Surprise, surprise, surprise."

 

[badlatitude]

Yep stupid move to back MOORE. My point was Trump had nothing to do with Moore losing and turning the state slightly Blue He supported Strange and if Strange had been the candidate Jones loses by 15 points. 

He supported Strange until he supported Moore.

 

[Al Paca]

Still waiting for Gods vote to come in I guess.

 

[benwynn]

Actually Trump didn’t suppprt MOORE in the primary.  

Nice job.

Also, while he may have "grabbed them by the pussy," he didn't throw them to the floor and shove his dick up their ass.

 

[Spatial Ed]

 Alabamastan is sending a message to those fuckers in DC

The real threat is Alabama will now have to suffer through 6 years of being represented by a Rat.  They might get to liking it.

 

[Ishmael]

Nice job.

Also, while he may have "grabbed them by the pussy," he didn't throw them to the floor and shove his dick up their ass.

That would have not been Presidential. Presidents get throats, congress and the Senate get ass.

 

[Bent Sailor]

Like the voters in CA NY IL ?  I do appreciate your sentiment though.  

They missed out on voting in a child molester by less than 2% of the vote count? Do tell.

 

[TMSAIL]

The real threat is Alabama will now have to suffer through 6 years of being represented by a Rat.  They might get to liking it.

Two years.  

 

[frenchie]

Actually Trump didn’t suppprt MOORE in the primary.   Hopefully Moore will ride his horse into a deep lake.  

That poor horse has suffered enough already.

And I'm 100% sure it's his wife's, not his.

 

[El Borracho]

1. So God rejected Moore, chose Jones? Right?

2. Trump winning cleared his transgressions, many say. So Moore losing is a judgement of guilt. Right?

 

[SloopJonB]

Well having a child molester get within 2% of winning is no great thing for Alabama

No great thing but it is a big thing.

 

[Mark K]

Sen. McConnell's former CoS:

 I think that's the nut of it. The big loser is Bannon. One of the commentators on the Tee Vee commented that if you gathered together all the R consultants a year ago and tasked them with finding a way to lose one of the senate seats from AL they would have been at a loss, but Steve Bannon found a way to do it.... 

  Bannon fought Trump to get Moore in over Strange, and then encouraged Trump to fight for Moore. Bannon stepped on a lot of OG toes on the way up. In show biz them's the peeps ya gotta deal with on your way down. I expect they are sharpening their shivs in preparation for welcoming him back to the ol' cell block.   

 

[Al Paca]

The big winner tonight is the Washington Post.  I do believe God has home delivery.  Since the early 70's. 

 

[Sol Rosenberg]

That poor horse has suffered enough already.

And I'm 100% sure it's his wife's, not his.

His wife actually looks like she rides horses. Former Judge Moore, not so much. That photo op was cruel. 

 

[Pertinacious Tom]

13 reasons to be glad Moore lost

I'd say gridlock could be a 14th.

 

[Mrleft8]

13 reasons to be glad Moore lost

I'd say gridlock could be a 14th.

What? All those  White Republicans couldn't get their extended cab dualies to the polling places because Negro Democrats were blocking the intersections in their lowered 1977 Cadillac El Dorados, with the Leopard print shag carpet on the front and rear dash boards?

 

[Pertinacious Tom]

What? All those  White Republicans couldn't get their extended cab dualies to the polling places because Negro Democrats were blocking the intersections in their lowered 1977 Cadillac El Dorados, with the Leopard print shag carpet on the front and rear dash boards?

I meant the Washington kind, not the Panhandle kind.

 

[mikewof]

Well having a child molester get within 2% of winning is no great thing for Alabama

It's a big deal that Jones won, I think it is a great thing for 'Bama. I don't know if this necessarily indicates the first step in a shift in their politics, but if that state continues to prosper, then maybe?

I love Alabama, the folks there do pretty well with each other. Yeah, it took a bunch of very bad Republican politics to let this happen, but it did happen. And if Jones can do some difficult political work and bring development and some pork into the state (even with 30% of the efficacy of Senator Shelby who is a development heavyweight) then he'll keep the job.

Things change, I'm bullish on Bama.