[BamaG]

You've got him pegged. It is sad to see Freepers lining up and blindly supporting him without a critical eye.

I can think of better ways to spend my tax dollars than to advance his career.

Just wait, he will challenge Richard Shelby for Senator, or at the least Bob Riley for Gov, he is using this for publicity and publicity hounds like Keyes and Falwell are joining in.

[Chancellor Palpatine]

Keyes and Falwell - They, along with their grinning, grifting little goon friend Robertson were the first ones to blame the terrorist attacks of 9/11 on the American people. I can't forgive them for that - they're con men, grifters, doomcryers - all so they can rake off more donations.

[jwalsh07]

Just wait, he will challenge Richard Shelby for Senator, or at the least Bob Riley for Gov, he is using this for publicity and publicity hounds like Keyes and Falwell are joining in.

Moore is certainly not advancing a theocracy but it could certainly be argued that Riley is when he argues that the Bible requires you to tithe to the states in the form of taxes for the poor.

[=Intervention=]

"ou've got him pegged. It is sad to see Freepers lining up and blindly supporting him without a critical eye. "

I think support is just as logical as unsubstantiated "wait and see" and "I won't divulge confidences" sort of talk used to attack the man, don't you? So he looks well-groomed in all his photos. So freaking what? I'd like to see some evidence. Accusations masquarading as such don't cut it.

[fabian]

Judge Moore is taking a stand against the attempt to remove a reminder of God. God bless him, even if this does advance his carreer, which isn't a bad thing.

[Catspaw]

Just wait, he will challenge Richard Shelby for Senator, or at the least Bob Riley for Gov

Shelby's up for re-election next year, but would Chief Judge Moore want to be one of 100--and at the bottom of the totem pole to boot? Given how hidebound Senate rules are, he'd have difficulty being contained--and quiet. He is used to being Top Dog, and he'd definitely not be that for years in the Senate unless he intends to pull a Hillary and shove Sen. Sessions off the stage.

And, unless Riley is recalled, he's not up for re-election until 2006. Can Moore wait that long?

However, given Moore's national audience, I wonder, if he's removed by the Judicial Inquiry Commission, if he's going to do something else--speaking tours, writing, etc.