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To: lodi90
IF that is the case there would have been no need for the GOP establishment to openly campaign against the party nominee.

Sure there is.

1. The GOP establishment knew he wouldn't be a reliable supporter of the GOP agenda. His primary opponent Luther Strange voted for legislation that Trump signed -- 100% of the time.

2. A renegade like this can destroy the GOP brand far beyond Alabama.

This is not an anti-Moore rant, mind you. I'm probably one of the few people here on FR who would have voted for him in the general election even if every accusation against him turned out to be true.

But I also recognize a loser when I see one.

38 posted on 03/09/2019 8:16:59 AM PST by Alberta's Child ("In the time of chimpanzees I was a monkey.")
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To: Alberta's Child

A renegade like this can destroy the GOP brand far beyond Alabama.


Ha ha ha ha ha. The GOP “brand” is worthless outside of Mitt Romney’s country club. They are the “not Democrat party”. That is all. Nobody but a few hobbyists have a favorable impression of the GOP. The idea Senator Moore could further tarnish the GOP is hilarious.


43 posted on 03/09/2019 8:26:09 AM PST by lodi90
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To: Alberta's Child

This is not an anti-Moore rant, mind you. I’m probably one of the few people here on FR who would have voted for him in the general election even if every accusation against him turned out to be true.


And that is false. There was only one accusation against Moore and that was conflated with other consensual events. Never mind the now reported Democrat dirty tricks on facebook, GOP campaigning against its own nominee, etc.


46 posted on 03/09/2019 8:28:31 AM PST by lodi90
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