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To: Reily
The problem that people should always remember. There are 40%-45% left votes, 40%-45% right votes, 10%-20% “independent” (or votes for the last shiny object that caught their attention before election day!). If you bring in somebody who divides our conservative share & alienates the “independent” we lose!

I think your analysis is spot on but you understate the problem. I think your percentages are correct on a national level but from my perspective from afar, I don't think they represent Alabama. I would suggest that 25%-35% left, 55%-65% right, and 10%-20% independent is probably more accurate. All a decent conservative candidate has to do is not mess up. Judge Roy Moore couldn't even do that. The GOPe might have helped to undermine him but Moore is a flawed candidate. Surely, Alabama must have a solid young conservative who doesn't bring baggage like Judge Moore. Let that person run.

71 posted on 03/09/2019 10:14:18 AM PST by CommerceComet (Hillary: A unique blend of arrogance, incompetence, and corruption.)
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To: CommerceComet

Agree!


84 posted on 03/09/2019 11:16:24 AM PST by Reily
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To: CommerceComet

Surely, Alabama must have a solid young conservative who doesn’t bring baggage like Judge Moore. Let that person run.


The choice was Moore or a Democrat. The GOP campaigned for the Democrat. We can not allow that to happen. Ever. Because it is a certainty the establishment will only be targeting conservatives.

Given the zoo animals currently representing the Democrat party in Congress I can see no justification for concluding Moore was unfit to serve in the beltway sewer.


101 posted on 03/09/2019 4:46:29 PM PST by lodi90
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