Judge Roy Moore is a Godly man of principle. I’m proud to be among an impressive and growing list of Christian and conservative leaders, lawmakers and public officials to have endorsed him as the next U.S. Senator from Alabama. In advance of Tuesday’s nationally-watched GOP primary runoff election between Judge Moore and establishment darling Luther Strange, Moore still leads the race in the polls by double digits. The race is his to lose. We need 99 more Moores in the U.S. Senate!
Take a moment and watch the videos above. It’s little wonder Judge Roy Moore has garnered widespread national support. He is the senate leader that both Alabama and America need for a time such as this.
BORN TO FIGHT
“THIS IS GOING TO BE ABOUT THE PEOPLE OF ALABAMA!”
I'd like to see both Moore and his opponent lose,but I'm not from Mo,so what I think doesn't matter.
I can tell you this,even if Moore is elected,he will be the least influential Senator. Which,when I think about it for a minute,is the best thing that can be said for his victory.
Our goal should be to reduce the influence of the other 99 to Moore levels. The US Senate is the largest known gathering of traitors in America,and the biggest existing danger to our Republic.
In the entire history of the world,the only nations that had to build walls to keep their own citizens from leaving were those with leftist governments.
The US Senate is the largest known gathering of traitors in America,and the biggest existing danger to our Republic.
America would be on a healthier road if it wasn't for this infernal body! Out of both houses you'll find three Co0nservatives of the right wing; the rest are pansies!
When the Republicrats call me I tell them I'm no longer a Republican....I'm a Monarchist.
Liberals are like Slinkys. They're good for nothing, but somehow they bring a smile to your face as you shove them down the stairs.
I can tell you this,even if Moore is elected,he will be the least influential Senator.
He is pretty close to Sessions on most issues and is a good fit to replace Sessions with AL voters. Sessions is a lot more professional. Moore really has been unprofessional as a judge which you can't accuse Sessions of.
It sounds like Trump is still going to AL tonight.
Washington Examiner:
President Trump will travel to Alabama Friday night to campaign for incumbent Sen. Luther Strange, R-Ala., ahead of the Tuesday's Republican primary election against Judge Roy Moore.
"Will be in Alabama tonight. Luther Strange has gained mightily since my endorsement, but will be very close. He loves Alabama, and so do I!" Trump tweeted Friday morning.
Trump endorsed Strange to permanently replace Attorney General Jeff Sessions in the Senate, who had held the seat before being tapped for a Cabinet position.
Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon told the Conservative Action Project in a closed-door meeting in Washington, D.C., earlier this month that he will back Moore, the former state Supreme Court justice over the acting senator. Rep. Mo Brooks, R-Ala., who unsuccessfully ran against Moore and Strange for the top two slots, has also endorsed Moore.
The special election is Sept. 26.
Sounds to me like Trump already knows Strange is likely to lose.
Saying that grassroots conservative Alabama Senate candidate Judge Roy Moore was “deplorable before deplorable was cool,” former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin said the D.C. Swamp is afraid of Moore because they know he is “not one of them.”
At a raucous Thursday rally after Moore debated his establishment Republican opponent Sen. Luther Strange, Palin said that a vote for Moore was not a vote against Trump but rather a vote for Trump’s economic nationalist agenda that the D.C. Swamp is trying to “hijack.” She also said that if Moore defeats Strange on Tuesday, more grassroots conservatives across the country will be inspired to take on “their own Swamp creatures.”
Palin urged voters to “send the loudest message you can send to D.C. at this time” and praised Moore as a “man of principle.” She said if Moore makes a promise, one can “take it to the bank.”
“Rule of law. No illegal immigration. No bad trade deals,” Palin said while touting Moore. “And the importance of God and our shared American culture and our heritage.”
She said “Judge Moore is gonna defend our interests with the same steel spine that he defended those 10 Commandments.”
“I don’t think there’s any cooler nickname you can have than the ’10 Commandments Judge’—that’s a badge of honor,” Palin told the crowd.
Palin blasted the Swamp creatures for “dumping millions and millions of dollars” into Alabama to “spread lies” about Moore because they are so afraid of Moore going to D.C. to drain the Swamp.
“They are afraid. They should be afraid. Because the judge is a threat to their power,” she said. “Because he’s on our side. And they know it. And they know that he’s not one of them.”
Palin said Moore “answers to you just like [former Sen. Jeff] Sessions answered to Alabama.”
“And we will not be the forgotten man and woman,” she said. “We will not be satisfied with more broken promises from Republicans who campaign one way and they govern another.”
Palin reminded the crowd that “this movement gained steam here with Trump and Sessions, and it’s going to continue here Tuesday when you vote for the judge.”
“The Swamp can’t win here. This is our red line. Just you watch,” she said as the raucous crowd chanted “Drain the Swamp!”
