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I doubt it. They are conducting a full on social media shamming of anyone who doubts the accusers stories.

Some are trying to doxx people who post comments in favor of Moore.

This is a bizarre election. There is ZERO comments about this election in my personal social media sphere.

Almost zero signs in peoples yards supporting Moore. Yet depending on the poll he is leading by 6 to 8 points.

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One of Roy Moore's accusers has been included in a Time magazine story released Wednesday announcing its annual Person of the Year.

Leigh Corfman, who has said that Moore removed her clothing when she was 14 years old and touched her over her underwear and guided her hand to touch him over his underwear, was mentioned in the story as Time recognized women and men who have come forward this year to share their stories of sexual harassment and assault.

http://www.al.com/news/index.ssf/2017/12/roy_moore_accuser_included_in.html#incart_river_home

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One of Roy Moore's accusers has been included in a Time magazine story released Wednesday announcing its annual Person of the Year.

Leigh Corfman, who has said that Moore removed her clothing when she was 14 years old and touched her over her underwear and guided her hand to touch him over his underwear, was mentioned in the story as Time recognized women and men who have come forward this year to share their stories of sexual harassment and assault.

http://www.al.com/news/index.ssf/2017/12/roy_moore_accuser_included_in.html#incart_river_home

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Hope it was worth the eventual death of the last party defending our gun rights.

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Roy Moore is only going to win because the Elite tanked Mo Brooks.  If they weren't so stupid and attacked everyone to try and push through Strange then they wouldn't be forced to deal with Moore.  Moore will win with 10% more of the vote.  Everything I'm hearing from people is they're not happy about the outsiders trying to influence Bama politics.

And Leland is still get dumped on by his listeners and he still can't figure it out.

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By Joyce White Vance, former U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama

Roy Moore is committed to a culture that believes women are not men's equals. He supports the view that women should not be permitted to run for office and that when they do, people have a moral obligation to vote against them.

We know this is true because it's all in writing, in a study course he developed and promoted with other like-minded men. It was still available for sale, online, this week.

Everyone, including Moore, is entitled to their own religious beliefs in this country. But they aren't entitled to impose them on others. Moore's history suggests that if he wins the race to be Alabama's next Senator, he'll do exactly that. And, women will be the losers if he wins. Their rights will have to give way to Moore's beliefs.

In Roy Moore's vision of Alabama, it's acceptable for 32-year old men to date young teen girls, as long as their father's permission is obtained first.

Moore's views consistently suggest that men are entitled to control women; how they are schooled, who they date, what if any jobs they can hold, what their reproductive choices are.

If Roy Moore wins, over the voices of brave women who came forward with credible allegations of sexual abuse and harassment when they were in their teens, it will be because he convinces Alabama voters that women who come forward to report sex crimes and harassment should not be believed over a man who denies it. Moore's spokesperson said in an interview on Birmingham's WBRC that to prove the allegations against Moore, "you have to have a witness." But there isn't a witness when a man takes a 14-year old girl to his home, removes her clothing down to her underwear, and assaults her. In Roy Moore's Alabama, the man is always believed. Women are liars. Always. They don't count.

Some have suggested it's worth holding your nose and voting for Moore because he's against abortion in all cases. The issues surrounding abortion are difficult and important to many Alabamians.  Voters will have to decide for themselves if Moore's stance on an issue that is already decided and will not be changed in the Senate is worth the price of having him as our Senator. As Senator, he will have a platform for furthering his agenda of relegating women, and particularly women in Alabama, to second class citizenship.

If we elect Moore, we're responsible for him. Roy Moore's Alabama will be a world that is hostile to our daughters and to their hopes and dreams. I will tell my daughter, who is at college out of state, to not come home. And that's probably just what Roy Moore wants - a world without strong women who object to mistreatment and control.

As women across the country begin to shake off years of fear and publicly tell stories of harassment and abuse, will Alabama be the last refuge for men who treat women like possessions? Will women continue to live in fear here because men like Moore decide they shouldn't be believed?

Alabama now stands in sharp contrast to the rest of the country where credible allegations of harassment are taken seriously and women making them are treated with respect. It's up to the voters to respond to Moore and tell him women have come too far to fall back into unequal status. We no longer have to give into Moore, like frightened teenage girls did in the 1970s, because he was powerful and they weren't.

No one gets to control who you vote for when you're inside of the voting booth. You get to vote your conscience. I hope we all will, come a week from Tuesday.

http://www.al.com/opinion/index.ssf/2017/12/how_will_women_respond_to_roy.html#incart_river_home

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Fox 6 just showed a check sent to the Doug Jones campaign from rino Jeff Flake!

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Roy Moore is only going to win because the Elite tanked Mo Brookes.  If they weren't so stupid and attacked everyone to try and push through Strange then they wouldn't be forced to deal with Moore.  Moore will win with 10% more of the vote.  Everything I'm hearing from people is they're not happy about the outsiders trying to influence Bama politics.

And Leland is still get dumped on by his listeners and he still can't figure it out.

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Roy Moore is only going to win because the Elite tanked Mo Brookes.  If they weren't so stupid and attacked everyone to try and push through Strange then they wouldn't be forced to deal with Moore.  Moore will win with 10% more of the vote.  Everything I'm hearing from people is they're not happy about the outsiders trying to influence Bama politics.

And Leland is still get dumped on by his listeners and he still can't figure it out.

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Hope it was worth the eventual death of the last party defending our gun rights.

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If I was a resident of AL, this article would actually motivate me to vote Moore.

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My understanding is they have to seat him and they can't investigate anything that happened before he is elected.

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The latest poll in the Alabama Senate race has Roy Moore up by 7 points over Democratic challenger Doug Jones.

The Raycom News Network/Strategy Research statewide telephone poll of 3,200 likely Alabama voters showed 50 percent said they would vote for Moore if the election were held today compared to 43 percent who said the same for Jones. Four percent were undecided; 3 percent indicate they plan to write-in a candidate.

Three of every four responders who identified as Republican said they would vote for Moore with 12 percent of likely GOP voters saying they would cast a ballot for Jones. Eighty-seven percent of Democrats said they would vote for Jones.

The election is Dec. 12.

Polling in the election has shown a tight race, with a previous survey taken the day before showing Jones up by 4 points.

Poll average shows Moore with slight lead

According to RealClearPolitics' polling average, Moore leads Jones by about 2.3 points.

Moore enjoyed a lead of as high as 22 points in September, two months before the Washington Post's report alleging Moore had improper sexual contact with teenage girls in the 1970s. Moore has denied the allegations but they led to calls for the former Alabama Chief Justice to drop out of the race.

http://www.al.com/news/index.ssf/2017/12/roy_moore_vs_doug_jones_latest_1.html#incart_m-rpt-2

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Roy Moore is only going to win because the Elite tanked Mo Brookes.  If they weren't so stupid and attacked everyone to try and push through Strange then they wouldn't be forced to deal with Moore.  Moore will win with 10% more of the vote.  Everything I'm hearing from people is they're not happy about the outsiders trying to influence Bama politics.

And Leland is still get dumped on by his listeners and he still can't figure it out.

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I think if Moore is elected Mitch is gone by this time next year.

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Hope it was worth the eventual death of the last party defending our gun rights.

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The latest poll in the Alabama Senate race has Roy Moore up by 7 points over Democratic challenger Doug Jones.

The Raycom News Network/Strategy Research statewide telephone poll of 3,200 likely Alabama voters showed 50 percent said they would vote for Moore if the election were held today compared to 43 percent who said the same for Jones. Four percent were undecided; 3 percent indicate they plan to write-in a candidate.

Three of every four responders who identified as Republican said they would vote for Moore with 12 percent of likely GOP voters saying they would cast a ballot for Jones. Eighty-seven percent of Democrats said they would vote for Jones.

The election is Dec. 12.

Polling in the election has shown a tight race, with a previous survey taken the day before showing Jones up by 4 points.

Poll average shows Moore with slight lead

According to RealClearPolitics' polling average, Moore leads Jones by about 2.3 points.

Moore enjoyed a lead of as high as 22 points in September, two months before the Washington Post's report alleging Moore had improper sexual contact with teenage girls in the 1970s. Moore has denied the allegations but they led to calls for the former Alabama Chief Justice to drop out of the race.

http://www.al.com/news/index.ssf/2017/12/roy_moore_vs_doug_jones_latest_1.html#incart_m-rpt-2

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Moore, Bannon rally open to public after 'liberals' gobbled up tickets online

The Roy Moore-Steve Bannon rally south of Fairhope is free and open to the public, and attendees are not required to bring a ticket to get in.

That's a change in plans from a week or so ago. According to Moore's campaign strategist Dean Young, "We had a bunch of liberals who got on Eventbrite and they took all our tickets."

"You can come without a ticket," said Young. The rally starts at 6:30 p.m. and runs until 8 p.m. at Oak Hollow Farm.

"We need them to come and watch history and watch the most famous Alabama politician ever," Young said, referring to Moore.

http://www.al.com/news/mobile/index.ssf/2017/12/moore_bannon_rally_tonight_ope.html#incart_river_home_pop

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Nah, no need to be ashamed, you're good people RDak, you'd be welcome in the South.

Besides, "Southern" is a state of mind. Just because you're born and bred in the Great White North doesn't mean you can't be a Southerner in heart and principle.

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Highway 31 is apparently run by Actblue. A democrat pac group that is from I'm told a pro-abortion front.

ActBlue is a United States political action committee established in June 2004 that enables anyone to raise money on the Internet for the Democratic Party candidates of their choice. It is independent of the Democratic Party itself and does not endorse individual candidates.

ActBlue has grown quickly to become a major fundraising tool for Democrats, with over 445 federal candidates and committees using the service during the 2014 election cycle.[1] As of April 2016, ActBlue had raised more than $1.1 billion for Democratic candidates and progressive organizations at various levels of politics, making it the largest single source of funds in United States politics. The organization is open to all registered Democratic campaigns, candidates and 501(c)(4) organizations. ActBlue is a not-for-profit organization. ActBlue officially incurs costs of 3.95% of the gross contribution, and those fees are passed on to campaigns.

History[edit]
ActBlue was founded in 2004 by Benjamin Rahn, who left a doctoral program in theoretical physics at Caltech to develop the platform, and Matt DeBergalis, a computer science graduate of MIT.[2]

On April Fools' Day 2008, ActBlue jokingly announced that it would begin collecting funds for US candidates in Euros, due to the decline of the US dollar.[3]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ActBlue

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Are any of Moore’s accusers still within the statue of limitations?  If not, what authority would even a senate ethics panel have over any of the allegations?

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'Morning Joe' was going with "Alabamans are smart and sophisticated- if they don't vote for Moore. Otherwise, they are inbred, sexist racist hicks. What's it going to be Alabama?" angle.

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I think if Moore is elected Mitch is gone by this time next year.

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Hope it was worth the eventual death of the last party defending our gun rights.

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Oh boy, Doug Jones' campaign REALLY stepped in it...

Sent out racist campaign flyers, a lot of blacks are outraged...

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/12/07/doug-jones-faces-backlash-over-racially-charged-campaign-flyer-in-alabama.html

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'Morning Joe' was going with "Alabamans are smart and sophisticated- if they don't vote for Moore. Otherwise, they are inbred, sexist racist hicks. What's it going to be Alabama?" angle.