Why three pastors who signed Roy Moore support letter are objecting
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Why three pastors who signed Roy Moore support letter are objecting
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Hi tulc,
It just goes to prove that the judgments of men can be faulty.
Of course, I wonder if they're going to jump back on his bandwagon if he is able to disprove the allegations. Not surprisingly, he adamantly condemns the allegations as totally false. He even claims that he's never even met the one woman I saw on the news tonight.
What if that turns out to be true? Remember Judge Roy was not Donald Trump's choice and I wouldn't put him above starting some brouhaha. He put a lot of effort behind his opponent and Donald Trump does not take defeat well.
Yes, yes. I'm just running some thoughts through my head here, but...what if...
It does give one pause that Judge Moore has been involved in the judicial system and political system for some time. He has, in the past, had a very high profile in a lot of what he has done. He ordered that the 10 commandments could stand in Alabama. So, that does tend to beg the question, why now? How come 10 years ago when Judge Moore's name was being bandied about over the 10 commandment case didn't these women step forward? I mean, the man's name has been in the national spotlight before.
Just askin?
God bless,
In Christ, ted
It just goes to prove that the judgments of men can be faulty.
Of course, I wonder if they're going to jump back on his bandwagon if he is able to disprove the allegations. Not surprisingly, he adamantly condemns the allegations as totally false. He even claims that he's never even met the one woman I saw on the news tonight.
What if that turns out to be true? Remember Judge Roy was not Donald Trump's choice and I wouldn't put him above starting some brouhaha. He put a lot of effort behind his opponent and Donald Trump does not take defeat well.
Yes, yes. I'm just running some thoughts through my head here, but...what if...
It does give one pause that Judge Moore has been involved in the judicial system and political system for some time. He has, in the past, had a very high profile in a lot of what he has done. He ordered that the 10 commandments could stand in Alabama. So, that does tend to beg the question, why now? How come 10 years ago when Judge Moore's name was being bandied about over the 10 commandment case didn't these women step forward? I mean, the man's name has been in the national spotlight before.
Just askin?
God bless,
In Christ, ted
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