After Nixon I always suspected that all those self-righteous, white Christian moralists really didn't care about those values at all, they just liked to insult groups they hated. Look how they hate gays, blacks, Mexicans, women, the poor and the elderly. And finally, I have absolute proof my suspicions are valid. Welcome to today's republicans -- Whatever crimes a republican has committed, against minorities, women, children, whatever, their deplorable record of morals and integrity don't matter anymore. No sir. If you're on a republican ticket and you've raped little children, or robbed old folks, or whatever .... WHATEVER ... your republican brethren are gonna vote for you anyway 'cause ain't nothin' matters 'cept party and power!
Read the following, and if you're a republican conservative, defend the new sans-morals stance of your brethren. Tell us why the only political thing of any importance to republicans is electing another republican no matter what they've done to others. Justify to us why truth, justice, and morality no longer matter to you and your party!
And please don't seek refuge in pointing out the crimes of Clinton (he or she) or Al Franken, or other moral-less creepy politicians.
Read what the governor of Alabama has to say about this issue ...
"• AL-Sen: The shocking pedophilia revelations regarding Republican nominee Roy Moore in the upcoming Senate special election have drawn astonishing condemnation from top national Republicans. However, major state Republicans have yet to desert their reprehensible nominee, and we can count GOP Gov. Kay Ivey among them when she said the following on Friday:
"I'm going to cast my ballot on December the 12th, and I do believe the nominee of the party is the one I'll vote for," Ivey said. "I believe in the Republican Party, what we stand for, and most important, we need to have a Republican in the United States Senate to vote on things like the Supreme Court justices, other appointments the Senate has to confirm and make major decisions. So that's what I plan to do, vote for Republican nominee Roy Moore."
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She was asked if she believed Moore's accusers.
"I certainly have no reason to disbelieve any of them," Ivey said. "The timing is a little curious. But at the same time, I have no reason to disbelieve them."
It represents breathtaking moral bankruptcy for Ivey to back a candidate whom she admits she believes is a pedophile simply because they'll further her party's quest for power, but this is the same sort of partisanship-over-everything attitude that put Donald Trump in the White House. However, a critical number of typical GOP voters may not share her stance, unlike in last year’s presidential race.
Read the following, and if you're a republican conservative, defend the new sans-morals stance of your brethren. Tell us why the only political thing of any importance to republicans is electing another republican no matter what they've done to others. Justify to us why truth, justice, and morality no longer matter to you and your party!
And please don't seek refuge in pointing out the crimes of Clinton (he or she) or Al Franken, or other moral-less creepy politicians.
Read what the governor of Alabama has to say about this issue ...
"• AL-Sen: The shocking pedophilia revelations regarding Republican nominee Roy Moore in the upcoming Senate special election have drawn astonishing condemnation from top national Republicans. However, major state Republicans have yet to desert their reprehensible nominee, and we can count GOP Gov. Kay Ivey among them when she said the following on Friday:
"I'm going to cast my ballot on December the 12th, and I do believe the nominee of the party is the one I'll vote for," Ivey said. "I believe in the Republican Party, what we stand for, and most important, we need to have a Republican in the United States Senate to vote on things like the Supreme Court justices, other appointments the Senate has to confirm and make major decisions. So that's what I plan to do, vote for Republican nominee Roy Moore."
[...]
She was asked if she believed Moore's accusers.
"I certainly have no reason to disbelieve any of them," Ivey said. "The timing is a little curious. But at the same time, I have no reason to disbelieve them."
It represents breathtaking moral bankruptcy for Ivey to back a candidate whom she admits she believes is a pedophile simply because they'll further her party's quest for power, but this is the same sort of partisanship-over-everything attitude that put Donald Trump in the White House. However, a critical number of typical GOP voters may not share her stance, unlike in last year’s presidential race.