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Ed Roy Moore is still a jerk

I mean ignore with their feet by not doing anything for him, such as voting for him. Then again...his competition is insane.

Oooooh Alabama -.-
 
I mean ignore with their feet by not doing anything for him, such as voting for him.

Sadly, him saying that stuff is more likely to get people to vote for him, not less.

Then again...his competition is insane.

Oooooh Alabama -.-

Didn't the Democrats boot the crazy guy from the ticket and replace him with someone else?
 
Sadly, him saying that stuff is more likely to get people to vote for him, not less.

And that's the worst part. The fact what he says passes into the ears our the people and they say "He said it, I liked it, I'll agree with it" is just...I mean it's goddamned retarded.

ANTpogo said:
Didn't the Democrats boot the crazy guy from the ticket and replace him with someone else?

Ah I didn't hear they threw in Robert Vance Jr.
 
Every time I begin to consider moving back to Birmingham, something like this comes along and makes me realize no, I'm fine where I am.
 
Even in death, Rudy Ray Moore > Roy Moore.

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Well, tomorrow's the big day. Sure there's a presidential election and it doesn't matter nearly as much as seeing whether Alabama has a complete lack of self respect in voting for Moore.
 
Didn't realize this was a zombie thread. Still very crazy.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/02/09/alabama-gay-marriage_n_6642622.html
Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore sent a letter Sunday evening to probate judges ordering them to refuse to issue same-sex marriage licenses when the courts opened Monday morning. Moore wrote that the judges weren't bound by a federal judge's ruling Jan. 23 that the marriage ban was unconstitutional.

"Effective immediately, no probate judge of the state of Alabama nor any agent or employee of any Alabama probate judge shall issue or recognize a marriage license that is inconsistent with (the Alabama Constitution)," Moore wrote.

Susan Watson, executive director The American Civil Liberties Union of Alabama, called the move by the conservative chief justice "grandstanding" and predicted licenses would be issued shortly.

"We will see marriage equality in Alabama tomorrow. I don't think the probate judges in Alabama are going to defy a federal court judge's order," Watson said late Sunday.
Maybe he was 'inspired' by the movie Selma. Good grief.
 
Now how does that even...? He's saying that a judge above him on the hierarchy of judges doesn't have authority over him. But that's literally how it actually works.

Can higher judges remove him from the bench or is that only for legislatures and the impeachment process?
 
So a conservative state supreme court justice who, I'm sure, claims to love the US Constitution, simultaneously feels that state law supersedes it when the Constitution disagrees with his bigoted beliefs? Interesting.
 
Now how does that even...? He's saying that a judge above him on the hierarchy of judges doesn't have authority over him. But that's literally how it actually works.

Can higher judges remove him from the bench or is that only for legislatures and the impeachment process?

Apparently this very same judge was previously removed from the very same position he has now by the Alabama Court of the Judiciary because he ignored an order from a federal judge to remove a monument to the Ten Commandments from the court building. :eye-poppi
 

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