Posted on 09/06/2017 1:57:01 PM PDT by cotton1706
Tuesday the Senate Conservatives Fund announced it is supporting former Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore in Alabama’s U.S. Senate special election Republican primary runoff on September 26.
SCF President Ken Cuccinelli made the announcement in an open letter, noting the supporters in Alabama and nationwide supported Moore over Strange by an “overwhelming” 97 percent.
“I’m proud to announce the Senate Conservatives Fund’s endorsement of Judge Roy Moore in Alabama’s special election for U.S. Senate,” Cuccinelli wrote. “After collecting feedback from our supporters in Alabama and across the nation last week, an overwhelming 97% said they thought we should endorse Roy Moore in the primary election runoff.”
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I’m just asking. Don’t flame me.
Has Luther Strange really been that bad in his short time in the Senate?
Yeah, I know he was a Bentley appointee and that’s left a bad taste in some people’s mouths. But he’s an Alabama Republican. He can’t be nearly as bad as, for example, Lindsey Graham or Susan Collins, can he?
Just heard a commercial on the drive home while listening to Hannity. I’ll still vote for Moore and not Mitch’s stooge.
Not sure but since Mitch is pushing him . . . thanks but no thanks.
He’s not that bad but he is not a dependable conservative vote. The kiss of death for Strange was McConnell trying to shove him down the throats of the Voters. This senator replaces Jeff Sessions and needs to be a rock ribbed conservative
He’s already Mitch McConnell’s b!+ch. He’s toast for very good reason.
Good Thing.
They are a real Conservative PAC that bucks the Senate GOP caucus PACs.
"Jake ShermanVerified account @JakeSherman · 2h2 hours ago
Senate Leadership Fund just disclosed nearly $900k in ad buys against Roy Moore in the Alabama Senate race. "
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