No one Will Like What I Say here

12/12/17 | OV

[itsahoot]

Because he’s the Attorney General.

Who knew?

[OneVike]

Exactly, and Trump backed Mitch’s choice

[Democrat_media]

Trump is one of the few on our the American people’s side.

Trump does want to make America great again .

Most of the Republican politicians are owned by Soros

All of the democrats politicians ,media and voters are marxists.

[higgmeister]

Mark my word Bob. This is Trumps Waterloo. He had it, and he squandered it.

Now you're making me feel a little sick. In a month and a half it will be twenty years for you on this news forum.

Those first four special elections this year everything was going great! It must have been from the President's momentum while the Democrats were still in shock and disarray. Well, it is clear they are back and I feel not so good about it.

[higgmeister]

Well, a little over two months.

[plain talk]

You’re actually going to argue that flying out of state on the weekend before the election was the best use of his time?

It made zero difference in this election. The people that decided to write-in candidates likely decided that a while back.

No - I'll repeat what I have said before -- the dems are smart and used a very effective technique against Moore. They used Moore's strength against him. Moore was known for the 10 commandments monument battle. All the dems had to do was sow seeds of doubt that Moore was a "holier than thou" hypocrite. The write-in campaign suggested by Shelby and others worked and cost Moore the election ... plus others stayed home. This election had nothing to do with Trump -- either way. In hindsight Trump was right - Luther Strange would have been a stronger candidate and definitely preferable to Doug Jones.

[backwoods-engineer]

Says who? Moore already conceded, hasn’t he?

[vette6387]

“I’m no thumper but isn’t it specious for you to imply by default that God could have wanted Doug Jones?”

I wasn’t implying that at all. I simply don’t think that “God” had anything directly to do with tonight’s election. Personally, while I supported Moore, I think he’s a bit strange. I also don’t think he’s completely “clean” on the allegations against him, but it’s clear they were dragged out by his opposition and they worked.
Right now, I am more concerned about the ability of the Senate to function. If they don’t get this tax bill signed into law in the next week or so, it’s dead, and I fear with it much chance of getting anything really meaningful through Congress. Then of course there’s 2018, and without any legislative successes, the GOPe will likely loose their majority in the Senate for sure.

[Yaelle]

Not everyone who pretends to be Gd fearing is what he says. This Moore lied to Hannity about his previous lust for very young women. I have little respect for people who use religion to cache their peccadilloes.

[Freedom56v2]

You have mail.

[Republican Wildcat]

Any other candidate would have won 60%+ without even setting foot on the campaign trail. This is Alabama. Roy Moore’s negatives were already sky high before these allegations were even made. He was twice removed from office before for unethical behavior and some polls already showed the race close even before the allegations. Roy Moore was the only candidate running who could have lost if nominated, and he did. We’ll probably find that many GOPers simply stayed home rather than vote for Moore - he was not an inspiring candidate for the base.

If the allegations are false, he needs to sue for defamation, regardless of what these results were.

[nickcarraway]

Trump was pushing McConnell’s Strange. There used to be articles here on FR about Trump’s financial dealings with Soros. Now the media has completely disappeared.

[Republican Wildcat]

Hannity went out of his way to try to help Moore in that interview clarify things after he was obviously “hemming and hawing” as you put it - and Moore continued to do so, making himself sound guilty. Hannity was the friendliest venue he could have gone to in order to address the allegations and he managed to make himself sound suspicious.

[Republican Wildcat]

Indeed. Although, I would have went with Mo Brooks myself instead of Luther Strange, but either would have gotten 60% of the vote or more and this race would have been a nonstory.

[Drew68]

Hannity was the friendliest venue he could have gone to in order to address the allegations and he managed to make himself sound suspicious.

I don't really blame Sean Hannity. He was probably as shocked as anyone watching his show when Moore started stammering about and fumbling his words with what should've been a simple "NO!" answer.

I'm sure Hannity was thinking, "Damn... I really wasn't expecting that."

[Democrat_media]

I don’t buy what you say. Trump does want to make America great again.

Democrats have been importing an army of immigrants minorities etc. for many decades that vote for democrats/marxism. This is happening in many states and is how they turned California communist

This is the main problem , add immigrants to hispanics blacks etc in Alabama and you have what a 30% to 40% handicap as just blacks are 25% of the population.

This is war and the communists have been importing a foreign army for decades. Tonight Alabama was a battle lost in that war.

If you like standing in line for toilet paper for one week as they do ins socialist Venezueala then go ahead and keep bashing Trump or not fighting the communists in this war namely the democrats

Soros is a communist and you seem to be implying that so is Trump. i don’t buy that nor that Trump is corrupt. Trump does want to make America great again.

[OneVike]

No he has not

Quit listening to fake news

[wardaddy]

Agreed .....exactly

The republicans are so sorry a bunch of assholes that ever governed

Reconstruction era bastards and still as back stabbing self righteous worms as ever

We need another way

[wardaddy]

Alabama matches ID to registration

Unless somebody tinkered with electronic machines it’s hard to do fraud by multiple voting or no registration voting