[Aussie Dasher]

Sounds like it could be a nice old bunfight...

[MamaB]

I will never vote for Lucy. I might just vote for Moore.

[SC33]

Though I'm not always totally comfortable with the few religous fanatics who call themselves Republicans, I am beginning to really dislike and resent the powerful business wing of the party, if for no other reason then they are intent on selling out the US for cheap labor. As a result, I find myself siding with the religous wing more often then not.

[charrisGOP]

[BillyBoy]

I would never vote for "Republican" George Wallace Jr., who's main claim to fame was having a famous daddy who pandered to segregationists. Daddy was a opportunist new deal DemocRAT who "quit" his party and became "independent" when they weren't racist enough for his tastes, then he went back and support the likes of Jimmy Carter after his "third party" bids failed. Jr. was also a diehard DemocRAT during the Reagan era (so much for quitting the Dems when they got too liberal) who ONLY became a "Republican" when the GOP turned the tide in Alabama during the 90s and it was now a big disadvantage to run statewide as a RAT. The younger Wallace is only a Republican so he can "win"

The two real Republicans in the Lt. Governor race are Mo Brooks and Luther Strange.

The primary for Governor is a harder choice. Ideologically I'm alot closer to Roy Moore than Riley and his RINOish record on taxes. That said, Riley is probably a better candidate than Moore and Roy is also shamelessly pandering to get votes. I agree with his position on the 10 commandments but not his childish way of promoting it. Moore is a classic case of agreeing with the message but not the messenger. Call it a toss up.

[Democratshavenobrains]

Why does a Democrat former governor under indictment merit ZERO criticism from the Left, but the mere possibility of Karl Rove being indicted is the most important thing in the world?