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Roy Moore Talks About Immorality As President Trump Blames Others For Loss

 
The smoke was beginning to settle from the 2017 Alabama election. Yet Roy Moore was still on fire as he condemned the immorality of some.

Moore was of the belief that there needed to be change in America. He cited sodomy, abortion and removal of prayer as some of the ills plaguing the Country. Moore also talked about lack of safety along the border, drugs and debt.

Trump also took the loss bitterly; he blamed others for the loss. He said he could have won the election.

It was said Mitch McConnell’s attitude towards Moore might have helped in his defeat. Steve Bannon’s support for Moore also came into question.

Moore’s Crusade

“We have stopped prayer in our schools,” Moore said in his statement. “We have killed over 60 million of our unborn children. We have redefined marriage and destroyed the basis of family, which is the building block of our country. Our borders are not secure. Our economy is faltering under an enormous national debt. We have a huge drug problem.”

“We have even begun to recognize the right of a man to claim to be a woman, and vice versa. We have allowed Judges and justices to rule over our Constitution, and we have become slaves to their tyranny. Immorality sweeps over our land,” he continued.

Moore refused to concede defeat. “In this race,” he said. “We have not received the final count to include Military and provisional ballots,” he said. “This has been a very close race, and we are awaiting certification by the Secretary of State.”

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David Maloniez
David is a longtime political columnist who yearns to bring attention to matters that mean the most to the American people . He believes that the public should know the truth. His love for fairness is the driving force behind his articles. When he writes you can expect to see fairness for both sides.
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