Roy Moore: Pedophile Pig

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  • CardiacCoug
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    Originally posted by Uncle Ted View Post
    It is over... NYT just gave Jones a 90% chance of winning this. They should just call it now.
    Yep I’m watching CNN and they are saying Doug Jones will win. No way that is fake news.

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  • Uncle Ted
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    It is over... NYT just gave Jones a 90% chance of winning this. They should just call it now.

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  • falafel
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    Originally posted by frank ryan View Post
    I have to disagree on Jones and his abortion stance. I don't think any nuance would have mattered, short of him saying he is anti-abortion.
    NPR had a bunch of interviews with Alabamans this morning, including an old black man who has voted democrat his entire life. Even he had issues with Doug Jones.

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  • Uncle Ted
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    NYT is giving Jones a 67% chance to win this now... with about 30% of the precincts reporting.

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  • Uncle Ted
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    Originally posted by BlueK View Post
    Moore is probably going to lose. There are a couple of rural counties he is winning but not by as much as he should be. Also, exit polling is showing very high turnout among the demos that tend to vote democrat.
    Of course, Moore is going to lose... Our boy, Ron Bishop, is going to take this.

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  • frank ryan
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    Originally posted by Uncle Ted View Post
    I guess the republican senators are already planning on meeting tomorrow, if he should win:

    That would be great. It would demonstrate having a spine when it comes to not bowing down to Trump on every issue. The wonderful Steve Bannon is going to participate in Moore's election party.

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  • BlueK
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    Moore is probably going to lose. There are a couple of rural counties he is winning but not by as much as he should be. Also, exit polling is showing very high turnout among the demos that tend to vote democrat.

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  • Uncle Ted
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    Originally posted by cowboy View Post
    So Moore gets elected...can the GOP leadership then remove him after an ethics investigation? That's what should happen.
    I guess the republican senators are already planning on meeting tomorrow, if he should win:

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  • frank ryan
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    Originally posted by cowboy View Post
    So Moore gets elected...can the GOP leadership then remove him after an ethics investigation? That's what should happen. BTW, who told him it would be a good idea to ride to the polls on a horse that is obviously not well-trained when he is obviously not a good horseman? Hell, even Melissa Francis knew what he was doing wrong on the horse.

    Part of me thinks that Jones refused to dial back on abortion on purpose so he would lose and put the GOP in the worst possible position. His answers to abortion questions, specifically that he isn't pro-life until a baby is born, were broadly interpreted to mean he would support abortions for late-term, mature babies for any reason. It wouldn't have taken a great deal of effort on his part to keep from looking so extreme on the issue. I think as a result, many of the hard-core evangelists were looking at this election as a moral choice between someone who would kill babies and someone who had an immoral past. I disagree with the logic, but I think that's why Moore kept the level of support he did.
    I have to disagree on Jones and his abortion stance. I don't think any nuance would have mattered, short of him saying he is anti-abortion.
    Last edited by frank ryan; 12-12-2017, 06:57 PM.

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  • cowboy
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    So Moore gets elected...can the GOP leadership then remove him after an ethics investigation? That's what should happen. BTW, who told him it would be a good idea to ride to the polls on a horse that is obviously not well-trained when he is obviously not a good horseman? Hell, even Melissa Francis knew what he was doing wrong on the horse.

    Part of me thinks that Jones refused to dial back on abortion on purpose so he would lose and put the GOP in the worst possible position. His answers to abortion questions, specifically that he isn't pro-life until a baby is born, were broadly interpreted to mean he would support abortions for late-term, mature babies for any reason. It wouldn't have taken a great deal of effort on his part to keep from looking so extreme on the issue. I think as a result, many of the hard-core evangelists were looking at this election as a moral choice between someone who would kill babies and someone who had an immoral past. I disagree with the logic, but I think that's why Moore kept the level of support he did.

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  • old_gregg
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    Originally posted by falafel View Post
    I thought maybe his ear piece was broken or something.

    these people are toxic

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  • Uncle Ted
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    Originally posted by falafel View Post
    I thought maybe his ear piece was broken or something.

    LOL... What a big dummy.

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  • frank ryan
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    Originally posted by falafel View Post
    I thought maybe his ear piece was broken or something.

    What a fucking moron.

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  • falafel
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    I thought maybe his ear piece was broken or something.

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