Southeast research poll, Alabama: Moore+16

[ProgressiveCanadian]

Conducted before Moore had an Aleppo moment on DACA, so useless poll.

As if Alabama Republican primary runoff voters are going to have that be their deciding factor.

[ProgressiveCanadian]

Ugh. It's 2017 and we're about to get a U.S. senator who openly supports both abolishing same sex marriage and no-exceptions abortion laws.

If Moore manages to win the runoff, the GE with Jones should be very competitive, and Jones might even win.

LOL

[ProgressiveCanadian]

And the Moore campaign stumbles again: https://www.iagreetosee.com/portfolio/roy-moore-hanging-out-with-alan-keyes/

Not really a stumble in a GOP primary.

[ProgressiveCanadian]

And the Moore campaign stumbles again: https://www.iagreetosee.com/portfolio/roy-moore-hanging-out-with-alan-keyes/

Not really a stumble in a GOP primary.

Holding a fundraiser with a Never-Trumper is a stumble.

The GOP voters have a very little attention span. All you have to do is wave a shiny object infront of them (Talk about getting rid of the mexicans, Obama wasn't born here) and they will totally forget about it.

[ProgressiveCanadian]

The mission of this whole primary process has been "Show yourself as being closer to Trump than everyone else.". I just don't see having a Never-Trumper fundraise for you as being something that contributes to that goal. And yes, I grant that if Strange wins, there's no one event that you can point to that allowed him to pull through. But Moore's Aleppo moments on DACA and on National Right to Work, and this fundraiser, and probably some other stumble or three he makes in the next 16 days, could and should come together in a way that allows Strange to pull through. Of course, it will be a 52-48 or 51-49 win for Mr. Strange.

How many predictions do you have to get wrong until self shame kicks in?