[lugsoul]

Oh no, I don't despise it. You typically assume what you don't know. I grew up in Alabama. My family still lives there. If you knew anything about it, you would know that the state is in the midst of a fiscal free-fall. The economy will not be assisted by the election of a governor who (a) knows nothing of government except for the imposition of his own views and (b) will drive away the investment that is critical for the survival of the state's economy.

Go ahead. With your vast knowledge of the state and of Roy Moore's governmental acumen, tell us all how his election would be good for the state.

[auboy]

Oh no, I don't despise it. You typically assume what you don't know. I grew up in Alabama. My family still lives there. If you knew anything about it, you would know that the state is in the midst of a fiscal free-fall. The economy will not be assisted by the election of a governor who (a) knows nothing of government except for the imposition of his own views and (b) will drive away the investment that is critical for the survival of the state's economy.

I have lived in Alabama for 58 years. And my family still lives here, too. We have just been through four years of corruption under our former governor, Don "No Bid" Siegelman - aka Clinton-Lite. Do you think we would be better off with him in office for another four years? Do you know Bob Riley? Do you know that he was a successful business man before running for political office? Do you know that when he first ran for the U.S. Congress, he promised to limit his terms in Washington? Do you know that he kept his promise? Do you know that he inherited this fiscal free-fall "mess" from a liberal lawyer who has yet to have a close encounter with the truth?

Go ahead. With your vast knowledge of the state and of Roy Moore's governmental acumen, tell us all how his election would be good for the state.

You typically assume what you don't know. Where did I say one word about Roy Moore?