If Alabamans vote for Roy Moore, they deserve Doug Jones

Roy Moore, famous for being banned from a mall because he sexually indulged minor girls and he was losing a race in the Senate in a state of R + 14, apparently needed from another lap to the rodeo. Losing to Doug Jones apparently, this is apparently not enough for Moore.

The rise of the accused and pedophile sex offender to the Republican senatorial candidacy was an aberration, a convergence of unusual events that made it difficult to blame the Alabamans outright for the outcome. As you may remember, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell imprudently placed all of his weight behind Republican Attorney General Luther Strange simply because he was the incumbent (unelected) despite credible allegations and the general feeling that his appointment was part of a corrupt party. good deal. McConnell has ousted the most viable conservative competitors, leaving Rep. Mo Brooks, R-Ala., And Moore, the other two only known main competitors.

But unfortunately, Strange (again, helped by the Washington Republican Smart Ensemble) and Moore advanced to a second round that Moore was certain to win. It was only afterwards multiple allegations that he attended girls as an adult. The voters of the state were forced to choose between a democrat and a cartoon villain. Many stayed at home and Jones won a seat in the United States Senate in one of the country's bloodiest states.

It's one thing to forgive the Alabama Republicans for being seduced by Steve Bannon's decision and for supporting a guy who was forcibly removed as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada. Alabama – twice. I can even understand those Alabamans who stood in front of the polls to vote for Moore in general, having been blocked without their knowledge with a skunk as a candidate.

But if the Alabamans deliberately choose Moore this time, renewing their chances of winning the elections, they will deserve all the insults and any progressive left-wing Democratic vote in the Senate on their behalf by Doug Jones.

If you support Roy Moore in a primary, every pro-life bill that fails in the Senate means that you have extra blood on your hands. If you support Roy Moore in a primary, every vote Trump will lose because of Moore's return to the national spotlight will be your fault.