Roy Moore May Run for Ala. Gov.

NewsMax ^ | 6/29/05 | Carl Limbacher

[wagglebee]

Judge Moore explained, "Religion is defined by our forefathers, who recognized God in higher law. And they did so for a purpose. It was because they believed that God gave us that religious liberty. In fact, as late as 1946, the United States Supreme Court - and I have the case right here - recognized that God gives us that religious liberty."

Amen to that.

[cripplecreek]

I can't vote for him but he has my moral support.

[RolandBurnam]

I am from alabama but I would vote against him. IMO he has wrapped himself in the 10 commands for politcal gain.

[Theodore R.]

I once thought that Judge Moore could unseat Governor Riley in the primary, but now I am not so sure. Not that many in AL or elsewhere rallied behind Judge Moore when he fought for the Ten Commandments. The GOP establishment totally opposed him and will always do so.

[jtminton]

I've always had the impression that when you got down to it, Roy Moore is really only about Roy Moore.

[HeadOn]

I dunno. I might consider moving there for 90 days or whatever it takes to make me a registered voter....

[highball]

As have I.

[Bluegrass Conservative]

I've always had the impression that when you got down to it, Roy Moore is really only about Roy Moore.

I've always got that impression as well.

[Millee]

I'd love to see him on the USSC!

[Theodore R.]

Not at all: if Roy Moore were only about Roy Moore, he would have quickly ceded to the national tyrant in Montgomery. He has a backbone, and some say he is only about Roy Moore. Now Trent Lott, that may be someone who is only out for himself, we shall see.

[jtminton]

Judge Ray Moore, the central figure in

Is that an Editor error, or a posting error?

[TigersEye]

The GOP establishment totally opposed him and will always do so.

No doubt. He's not GOP material. He has a spine and holds Constitution above party.

[wagglebee]

It's NewsMax's error, I didn't see it when I was posting or I would have corrected it.

[shield]

He also said that God gave us our rights...by denying God as the black robes have by the recent and past rulings....the state takes the place of God and ALL OUR RIGHTS ARE NOW IN GRAVE JEOPARDY!!!

If Judge Roy Moore ran for governor in Texas I'd vote for him so fast...this man actually gets & understands it, as the Founders. If he'd lived in the day when our Founders lived...he'd be known today by each and everyone of us as a great man.

[Theodore R.]

Unfortunately, Judge Moore would have had to live in TX for five years before he could run for governor. And I would imagine that he is too conservative for TX.

[kevkrom]

"I'll make my decision sometime in the fall"

Oh, please. The whole "10 Commandments" stunt was specifically to set himself up for this run -- the only reason he'd pass it up is if he's still drawing high enough speaking fees that he'd rather just continue to make money than run for office (especially if he's not 100% sure he'd win).

[Dante3]

I hope he runs. He is a good and honest man.

[jtminton]

And I would imagine that he is too conservative for TX

Lay off the crack, buddy.

[shield]

Judge Roy Moore is the kind of American America needs. Thank God he's not secular and understands the depth of our Founders thinking. America needs many more men like Judge Roy Moore. Secular thinking will not hack it in the coming years.

[PeterPrinciple]

I've always got that impression as well.

Tell me why. Is it possible that the idea comes from the Old media? Is it possible you have been a victim of an agenda?