[rrrod]

She has a valid point

[Architect of Avalon]

Brooks 2020, but this is 2017, and a lot of things can go wrong in the United States Senate in the next three years.

[Arm_Bears]

I believe I read elsewhere that Brooks has an especially nasty form of prostate cancer and may not even be alive in 2020.

[rdcbn]

How about we take a class in Ronald Reagan 101, where the opening paragraph of the text book says Commandment Number One - never speak poorly of or attack another Republican in public.

With the corollary of one the primary is over, close ranks and support the winner

[backwoods-engineer]

SHUT UP, Ann. When you move to Alabama, then you have a say.

[jmaroneps37]

Dear Annie tell me since you are so sure Trump wont build the wall what makes you think there will be a country by 2020 eh dim wit?

[Anima Mundi]

Odd that there is no dirt on Jones. Is he angelic?

[reg45]

Brooks it seems, has cancer. May not make it to 2020.

[Vinnie]

Tough to beat an incumbent.

[momincombatboots]

Brooks was the better candidate indeed, but the swamp loved corruptocrat strange instead. Moore was second best.

[Fiji Hill]

Most important, now Mo Brooks can run in 2020 and return the seat to a respectable Alabamian who is rock-solid on the most important issue.

Ain't gonna happen. Doug Jones will be re-elected and serve as long as he pleases.

This sort of thing has happened before. Ultra-liberals such as George McGovern, Quentin Burdick and Birch Bayh each spent decades representing "red" states in the Senate, and Doug Jones will follow in that tradition. Mo Brooks, recently diagnosed with cancer, might not even run.

[ChessExpert]

Mo Brooks is great. Kudos to Ann for seeing it and saying it. That said, it was a disaster to get a liberal Democrat Senator from Alabama. Fiasco.