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The Democrats, hand in hand with their sycophants in the media, have consistently painted the South—most recently, Alabama, and before that, Virginia—with every “ism” in their increasingly small playbook. And along with Alabama, they’re chomping at the bit to paint the entirety of the GOP as supporters of pedophilia. Yet they want these same people…to cast their votes for Doug Jones.
It’s the crux of what the Alabama Special Election hinges on: will voters elect former judge, Roy Moore, despite the allegations against him? Or will they allow the seat to flip to the Democrats in uber-red Alabama? Remember, Doug Jones believes healthcare is a RIGHT, and supports unrestricted abortion, up until the moments before birth (but Mr. Moore is the “extremist.” Uh huh). So will enough Republican voters, the majority of whom support President Trump, show up to reject Jones? Or will they keep their ammo dry to fight another day?
These are questions we’ll finally have an answer to tonight. And the Democrats are going all-in in their Get Out the Vote efforts. Including race-baiting as its most grotesque. It’s the fall-back position of the Democrat party and it’s what they do in Every. Single. Election. in order to scare voters of color into voting Democrat.
Per source in AL, here’s the new Doug Jones mailer. Ostensibly, it’s meant to up black turnout. pic.twitter.com/tyX1fppj5h
— Alex Thompson (@AlxThomp) December 6, 2017
Remember this?
Biden was always for unity. Like time he said GOP wants to put Y'all back in chains to mostly black crowd. https://t.co/zA50pcikEk
— BearNJ (@jimbearNJ) August 30, 2017
And this?
https://twitter.com/RAMRANTS/status/933185968525283329
Yep. That’s Establishment/Swamp Hack-slash-Crazy Uncle Joe—he’d like people of color in Alabama to vote Democrat—who not only has his own problems with wandering hands, but with gaffes about race that underscore the racist roots of the Democrat Party. He’s a specimen of a man who’d make Sigmund Freud proud.
And even Sen. Cory Booker has found his “black dialect,” in the tradition of Hillary Clinton, to help black voters find their way to his 2020 presidential campaign the light:
“I’m here to try and help some folk get woke!” New Jersey Democratic Sen. Cory Booker told a crowd of roughly 200 at a rally in Montgomery at Alabama State University.
Get woke to what? The failed status quo, where liberal policies continue to harm the very voters you so desperately want?
…while Charles Barkley attended a Jones rally last evening in an effort to gin up the black vote. He’s the same guy, mind you, who said this as recently as two years ago:
“Ah, well, I vote Democratic most of the time,” Barkley said. “But the democrats don’t have a candidate I really like. Neither one of the parties is doing anything for poor people. They’re both full of it. Black people have been voting for Democrats their whole life, and they’re still poor. [emphasis added] Republicans don’t do anything for poor people, either…”
But this time—THIS time—Democrats will fight for the black community, or something. With open borders. And destructive regulations. And increased taxation. Woot! Woot!
Up. Chuck.
Meanwhile, less than 48 hours before the election, yet another woman has come forward accusing Roy Moore of….something that she says included the words “pretty young thing…”
20-year-old student/reporter says Roy Moore called her 'a pretty little thing' during interview a 'few months ago' https://t.co/fI8cwkAEu2
— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) December 11, 2017
…and a command from the Worst POTUS in American history:
Obama tells Alabama voters to rebuff Roy Moore: Report https://t.co/p4iygYaTFa pic.twitter.com/nvlY70IKAC
— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) December 11, 2017
Yeah, that could blow up in your face, dude.
…and this wacky poll:
JUST IN: Democratic Senate candidate Doug Jones holds a 10-point lead over Republican Roy Moore among likely voters in Alabama, according to a Fox News poll. https://t.co/69awr5mRrc
— Fox News (@FoxNews) December 11, 2017
It’s an outlier, to say the least, though I do think it indicates that the race is tighter than some other polling suggests. It’s anyone’s guess who will wind up the victor.
Nor is this race a political windsock for the upcoming midterms. Alabama is a conservative state, and even if Doug Jones were to pull off an upset—and he just might—he won’t hold the seat for long. Nor will he be, as he insists, a voice for all in deep-red Alabama. (Quick! Someone point to an independent-minded Democrat Senator. Anyone? Bueller? See Sen. Bob Menendez as Exhibit A for what happens when Democrats dare to buck group-think.) And, really, a Democrat win could blunt the Pedophile Bludgeon with which the Democrats are poised to hammer the entire GOP leading into next years’ midterms. How’s that for hypocrisy?
But really, all this prognostication is meaningless. As Deanna pointed out here, it’s up to Alabama voters to choose. Whatever the outcome this evening, I’m certain everyone in America will be relieved to finally put a giant lid on the Alabama Special Election.
The key question is: what will be the inevitable consequences?
I believe the allegations against Moore are false and fraudulent. But even if they were true, they were timed and presented as an obvious, malevolent manipulation of the voters. For that reason alone I wouldn’t vote for Jones.
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