kellyb
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I was wrong, and I'd like to apologize for my bleak view of the people of Alabama.
On behalf of all US southerners, apology accepted.
I was wrong, and I'd like to apologize for my bleak view of the people of Alabama.
Among whites, Moore won 70/30, among blacks he lost 98/2.
Moore also lost among women and young people.
IMO the messages are clear:
- Old white men are happy for a racist, Christian dominionist, misogynist, child molester to represent them
- The GOP needs to ensure that as few blacks, young people and women vote as possible in the next election either by getting them off the rolls or persuading (or "persuading") them not to vote
- This result is an aberration, expect service as usual to resume next time around
Moore got his butt kicked.
Well, Moore did not even get half the votes Trump got in AL.
Moore got his butt kicked.
As someone who has identified and registered as a Republican for my entire adult life...
...it was with great joy and relief that I watched CNN call the election for Jones.
I’m disgusted with the course the Republican Party has taken.
The question of the day: Is the Jones victory a harbinger of things to come for the Democrats, or is it a one-time rejection of a particularly noxious candidate?
That's a bit much. Jones didn't exactly get a landslide.
Tidings of great joyIt's Alabama. This shouldn't have even been a close race. The fact that Jones even won means Moore got his butt kicked.
Whew!
I sure am glad that Moore got flushed.
Hopefully, this means that Trump will also get flushed in the near future.
Congrats to Jones! He is a good man and I am sure that he will be a good Senator as well.
If you say so.
But instead of your post consisting of replies to mine, why not focus your attention with something on your own?
Whew!
I sure am glad that Moore got flushed.
Hopefully, this means that Trump will also get flushed in the near future.
Congrats to Jones! He is a good man and I am sure that he will be a good Senator as well.
Republicans are certainly hard at work on their political calculators this morning. Most Trump supporters probably don't realize how fast this nihilistic, power-obsessed Republican Congress could turn on Trump as soon as they see him as a liability instead of an asset.
Trump back on Twitter this morning: "The reason I originally endorsed Luther Strange (and his numbers went up mightily), is that I said Roy Moore will not be able to win the General Election. I was right! Roy worked hard but the deck was stacked against him!"