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Roy Moore (A Pedophile)

          In 2020, we will obviously be seeing what is perhaps the biggest election of the free world to see who would be the next president of the United States. But we can not forget that along with that monumental decision, we also have to vote for senators across the country which will influence the make up of Congress. People sometimes forget that not all the power rests in the president's hands and that legislature has to go through Congress as well.
          Now in the last Senate election, people may recall the "honorable" judge Roy Moore, the GOP candidate running for Senate in Alabama. He had beaten out Luther Strange in the Republican primaries only to lose the Senate seat to Democratic candidate Doug Jones. Now normally Alabama voting for a democrat over a Republican is surprising, but in this case it shouldn't have been. If you remember, the people had a choice of voting for a Democrat or a pedophile. My problem is that there was even a choice at all. Why did Doug Jones only barely win? This should not have been a question here, it should have been a landslide victory. Forget the fact that Moore only barely won his judicial seat, or the fact that he was removed from bench twice. He is a pedophile, which should have been more than enough.
          Now here comes my biggest problem, other than Moore not already being in jail. The current GOP leadership is vigorously against Moore running for Senate. But not for the reason you think. They aren't against him because of his past, his failures, or because he is a pedophile. No, they're against him because they are afraid of losing the seat to a Democrat again. Those absolute cowards.

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