Thankfully Nowhere Near, Alabama
December 12, 2017
December 12, 2017
Judge Roy Moore decided to hide his lying, child molesting
face for the final week of his bid to be the next racist senator from Alabama. He
refused to debate his opponent at any time during the campaign, and stopped
talking to the press. That is, with one incredible exception. Moore came out of
hiding to do one last interview and make his final appeal to the worst instincts
of Alabamians and Republican’ts everywhere.
It is assumed everyone is painfully aware that Roy Moore is
best known for his, shall we say, fondness for very young girls over the years.
So, I will not bring that up here. The one exception Moore made after having
gone underground for the home stretch of the campaign was an interview with
conservative darling Millie March. What makes Ms. March such an interesting
choice to do this very special interview is not the fact that she was flown in
on the Chrump campaign’s dime from Virginia. Not even close. What makes Millie
March stand out like a 32-year-old assistant district attorney at a dance
recital for 14-year-old girls (like the one at which Moore first met his future
wife), is the fact that Millie March is 12 years old.
Moore sits down with another
12-year-old. At least he doesn’t
need to have his wife there to keep him out of trouble?
need to have his wife there to keep him out of trouble?
One assumes that Moore was simply trying to show the Alabama
voters that he could have a civil exchange with a pre-teen without trying to
get her dress off. Not even one time. One wonders if Moore knows that the voting
age is 18.
The question now, is not whether Alabamians will vote for a racist,
anti-Constitution, pro-slavery, pedophile, the question is exactly how many of
them will vote for a racist, anti-Constitution, pro-slavery, pedophile. Many people
are hoping that number will be not enough. Moore says the outcome is not up to the voters, but is up to “God’s will”. Just to be sure that God would
look favorably upon Moore, his wife made a final plea last night: “Fake news
would tell you that we don’t care for Jews…One of our attorneys is a Jew. We
have very close friends that are Jewish, and rabbis, we also do fellowship with
them.” That’s right folks. You can never go wrong with the
some-of-my-best-friends-are-Jews gambit, especially, one assumes, in Alabama. And, just to make sure all the bases were covered, Kayla Moore added the pièce de résistance, “We have many
friends that are black and we also fellowship with them in church and in our
home.” That ought to do the trick, though
with Chrump in the White House it seems obvious that God has
given up at this point and is very likely off somewhere creating an entire new
universe. Hopefully, she has learned from the horrible mistakes she made this
time around.
Now get out there and vote you crazy Alabamians.
I. Mangrey recounting.
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