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Judge Moore accused of sexually assaulting/pursuing underage girls in his 30s

This is what would have happened if Donald lost the Electoral College.

Yet another prime example of conservatives actually undermining democracy (none of this idiotic "deep state coup overthrowing our lord emperor" garbage) by continuing to attack institutions that are fundamental to our form of government.
 
Is jhmd out of timeout yet? I need to know if Roy Moore is a Republican and has learned the lessons of the 2017 Senate election?
 
Highland Deac said:
But remember, it's liberals who are whiny snowflakes who need constant public approval, can't handle criticism, and play the victim all the time. Or so conservatives say.
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Seriously. It's amazing how things change when you actually have to govern.

Wakeforest22890 said:
This is what would have happened if Donald lost the Electoral College.

Yet another prime example of conservatives actually undermining democracy (none of this idiotic "deep state coup overthrowing our lord emperor" garbage) by continuing to attack institutions that are fundamental to our form of government.
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TITCR
 
Jones certified by the state of Alabama.

The sooner we all realize the GOP lacks core values and will say or do anything to maintain power, the sooner we can address the problems they cause.
 
Yahoo's politics page has an (unintentionally) hilarious article on Moore's accusations of voter fraud. Alabama's Secretary of State - a staunch Republican who certified Jones as the winner of the election today - basically ridiculed the claims of Moore's campaign of vote fraud. Also, Moore's claim that he passed a polygraph test came with no details of the test, not even the name of the person or company who gave it to him. The affidavit was from Moore, not the supposed polygraph "expert" who gave him the test. LOL. Some quotes from the article:

Alabama’s secretary of state laughed off the assertion by Roy Moore campaign spokeswoman Janet Porter that there is an incredibly high probability there was voter fraud in the state’s special U.S. Senate election this month.

“People are entitled to their own opinion, but they are not entitled to their own facts,” Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill said on CNN.

Merrill said that his office has investigated each claim of voter fraud submitted by the Moore campaign and found no evidence any fraud occurred.

In one complaint, it was alleged that five busloads of African-Americans had been brought in from Mississippi to vote in Mobile, and that three vanloads of Mexicans had been arrested and incarcerated for doing so. Both allegations were investigated and dismissed, Merrill said. Another claim said that more than 5,000 people had voted in Bordalama, a town with a population of 2,200.

“That would make some sense and cause a lot of consternation — except there is no town or community in Alabama called Bordalama,” Merrill explained. “So that was completely fabricated.”
 
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Here is the Snopes on Bordalama. It was completely made up by some parody site.
https://www.snopes.com/alabama-doug-jones-ballots/
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Both of these reports were false. They were nothing more than fabrications originating with two web sites belonging to a network of clickbait fake news outlets, bearing identical disclaimers identifying their content as fiction:

Everything on this website is fiction. It is not a lie and it is not fake news because it is not real. If you believe that it is real, you should have your head examined. Any similarities between this site’s pure fantasy and actual people, places, and events are purely coincidental and all images should be considered altered and satirical.
 
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Newenglanddeac said:
Wait did Moore's campaign use the Bordalama example as evidence of fraud?
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Yes, according to the Alabama Secretary of State, Moore's campaign included vote fraud in Bordalama as a specific example of how the election was stolen from Roy Moore, that poor victim. The fact that the town doesn't actually exist was apparently a detail Moore's people overlooked.
 
Highland Deac said:
Yes, according to the Alabama Secretary of State, Moore's campaign included vote fraud in Bordalama as a specific example of how the election was stolen from Roy Moore, that poor victim. The fact that the town doesn't actually exist was apparently a detail Moore's people overlooked.
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Why would he need to know whether or not a town existed to represent the people of Alabama in the Senate?
 
Let’s just take a second to marvel that a law student, presumably at an AL law school planning to practice in AL believed that voting for the AL SC Chief Justice could come back to haunt him.
 
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