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3. Most Alabama GOP leaders voting for Moore

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Sun Dec 10, 2017, 01:25 PM

Dec 2017

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The AP tried to find out how Republican leaders from Alabama plan to vote. Most officeholders or their staffs responded, while others have publicly stated their plans during public appearances or to other media outlets ...

In addition to Merrill, others who plan to vote for Moore include Gov. Kay Ivey; Attorney General Steve Marshall; state Auditor Jim Zeigler; Agriculture Commissioner John McMillan; state Senate President Pro Tempore Del Marsh; and Public Service Commissioner Twinkle Andress Cavanaugh, who previously led the state GOP. Also voting for Moore are current state party head Terry Lathan and U.S. Reps. Mo Brooks of Huntsville and Robert Aderholt of Haleyville ...

http://wjla.com/news/nation-world/most-alabama-gop-leaders-say-they-are-voting-for-roy-moore

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Sewell: Moore would 'harken us back to days of segregation' [View all] struggle4progress Dec 2017 OP

Collins: Moore was never fit for Senate struggle4progress Dec 2017 #1

Shelby: I didnt vote for Moore struggle4progress Dec 2017 #2

A worthless gesture masquerading as morality. Hortensis Dec 2017 #5

And completely unverifiable as a claim. But what matters for the moment struggle4progress Dec 2017 #6

Yes. If a million or so follow his lead, a pretense of principled action Hortensis Dec 2017 #7

Most Alabama GOP leaders voting for Moore struggle4progress Dec 2017 #3

Whatever having Moore in the Senate will accomplish, it isnt worth it (Nat'l Review) struggle4progress Dec 2017 #4

Let's hope a critical number of PoC will feel they can Hortensis Dec 2017 #8