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In what is being widely described as a harbinger of more upcoming
victories for anti-establishment conservatives, Christians, and
constitutionalists, the enormously popular Judge Roy Moore dealt a
crushing blow to the establishment and its chosen candidate in the race
to represent Alabama in the U.S. Senate. With about half of the votes
counted, Moore won Tuesday’s Republian primary runoff election with
massive margins. “Because of you, tonight, the establishment has been
DEFEATED in Alabama!” Moore tweeted. His opponent, Senator Luther
Strange, conceded the race before 9 pm Central Time, sparking
celebrations by patriots and conservatives all across America.  

While establishment candidate and incumbent Luther Strange had the
full backing of the “Swamp” in Washington, D.C. — and many millions of
swamp dollars to prop up his campaign and demonize Moore — the people of
Alabama ultimately sided with Moore. The victory was not unexpected,
with every poll showing the anti-establishment Moore with a significant
lead. But with warnings from conservatives about potential dirty tricks
by the establishment, the formal win was a relief and a cause for
celebration for patriots across America. Establishment operatives
everywhere are said to be very concerned, with establishment-minded
incumbents in Congress and state legislatures at risk of being the next
ones to be replaced by increasingly
aware voters.

In a statement, Strange graciously congratulated Moore. “From the
beginning of this campaign, my priority has been serving the people of
Alabama,” he said. “Tomorrow I will go back to work with President Trump
and do all I can to advance his agenda over the next few weeks…. I
congratulate Roy Moore on the result this evening. May God be with him
and may God continue to bless Alabama and the United States of
America.” 

The establishment spent many millions of dollars trying to sink
Moore. But the people of Alabama have grown to love and respect him over
the decades. Indeed, as chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court,
Moore gained the respect of Christians, conservatives, Tea Partiers,
patriots, pro-family forces, constitutionalists, and others all across
America. He did that by standing up for God and the Constitution against
outrageous federal court rulings — twice — despite enormous personal
cost to himself.

In the first historic case, Moore refused to take down a monument of
the Ten Commandments. For that, he was ultimately removed from his post
in a farcical proceeding by anti-Christian extremists and federal
supremacists. Voters eventually sent him back for another term. And
again, Moore was persecuted, this time for standing for the Constitution and marriage — and standing against lawless and anti-constitutional legislating by the U.S. Supreme Court in the Obergefell
ruling, which purported to invent a “right” to a “homosexual marriage”
that more than eight in 10 Alabama voters rejected at the ballot box.
And now, it is again Moore who is having the last laugh. 

President Donald Trump halfheartedly waded into the race to back
Strange. It began with a tweet endorsing Strange. Under enormous
pressure from GOP leaders in Congress and especially Senate Majority
Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), whose name is increasingly toxic among
grassroots conservatives fed up with the establishment, Trump even
visited Alabama last week to campaign for the incumbent. However, even
the president himself, worried that his candidate might lose, admitted
on stage that he “might have made a mistake” by endorsing Strange.

If Moore won the runoff, Trump said, he would support Moore’s
campaign in the upcoming general election against the Democrat
candidate. “I have to say this, if his opponent wins, I’m going to be
here campaigning like hell for him,” Trump said about the judge. But
even on Tuesday morning, the day of the vote, Trump sent out a Tweet
urging Alabama voters to vote for “Big Luther.” Ironically, many of
Trump’s own people in Alabama voted for Moore. Still, even among the
most die-hard Trump fans, Moore’s victory is being touted as a major win
for what has come to be known as “Trumpism.”

With Trump’s apparent blessing, even some of the president’s most
loyal supporters — including his former Chief Strategist Steve Bannon of
Breitbart, and U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Ben
Carson — threw their weight behind Moore as well. At a campaign stop,
Bannon said Moore would be more aligned with Trump’s “populist” agenda,
telling voters that Alabama could show the world “that this populist,
nationalist, conservative movement is on the rise.” “A vote for Judge
Roy Moore is a vote for Donald J. Trump,” Bannon told enthusiastic
supporters in Alabama. Another Trump loyalist, liberty-minded U.K.
leader Nigel Farage, who helped lead his own nation to voting in favor
of independence from the autocratic European Union, also campaigned for
Moore.     

Before the vote, a number of prominent voices warned that the
establishment might resort to dirty tricks to keep a committed Christian
and firm constitutionalist out of the U.S. Senate. For example,
spokesman Rob Chambers for the American Family Association’s political
arm, known as AFA Action, which endorsed Moore, warned that
“establishment” Republicans could attempt a repeat of the 2014 tactics
used in Mississippi.

The situation there was similar, with the establishment desperate to
defeat true conservative State Senator Chris McDaniel in favor of “RINO”
U.S. Senator Thad Cochran. In that incident, which sparked outrage
among grassroots conservatives across the state and nationwide, GOP establishment figures paid Democrat leaders to urge Democrats to vote for Cochran.
They even used blatant lies to scare Democrats into voting in the GOP
primary against the conservative candidate. Whether elements of the GOP
establishment will be willing to side with Democrats in Alabama to keep a
true conservative out of the Senate remains to be seen.   

In an example of the dishonesty that has marked the establishment’s
vicious campaign against Moore, one of the more recent attacks suggested
he was not as tough as he should be on gun rights. Of course, Moore has
never shown any indication of being soft on gun rights or any other
God-given liberties enshrined in the Constitution. But to prove his
commitment, at one of his final campaign rallies, Moore literally
whipped out his personal pistol on stage, making headlines from shocked
anti-gun activists pretending to be unbiased journalists.

In an interview with The New American last month, Moore made
clear that he would be working to preserve and protect the whole
Constitution upon arrival in Washington. “I know a little bit about the
Constitution, and I know that the federal government is not following
the Constitution,” said the judge, who graduated from the prestigious
West Point Military Academy and served in Vietnam. “People don’t even
regard it, generally, in Washington, D.C., but I think it needs to be
brought back.”

And unlike many politicians who talk like constitutionalists on the
campaign trail but then vote like they never read the document once they
are in office, Moore has a track record to prove his constitutional
fidelity — and he has endured very serious consequences for standing on
principle. Quoting the Constitution, speeches from the founders, and
Bible verses from memory, Moore said one key part of his agenda would be
reining in the federal courts and their unconstitutional decisions.

“Judges who put themselves above the Constitution are putting
themselves above the law and should be impeached by the Congress and
removed by the Senate,” he said. In addition to impeachment, Congress
has the power to rein in the courts under Article 3, Section 2 of the
Constitution, which allows lawmakers to change the jurisdiction of the
federal courts, Moore explained. Finally, every federal district and
appellate court “serves at the pleasure of Congress,” he added, again
citing the plain language of the U.S. Constitution.  

By contrast, among the major problems with Strange was his lack of
fidelity to the U.S. Constitution he promised, with his hand on the
Bible, to uphold and defend. During his brief time in the Senate, where
he was appointed by a scandal-plagued governor who has since resigned,
Senator Strange earned a measly 57 percent on The New American‘s Freedom Index, which ranks lawmakers based on the constitutionality of their voting records.

Over that period, senators who take their oath of office to the
Constitution seriously did far better. Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.), for
instance, earned a perfect 100 percent, while Senator Mike Lee (R-Utah)
received a 90 percent. For perspective, Strange scored worse than even
neoconservative Senator Lindsey Graham (R-S.C) and only slightly better
than ObamaCare savior John McCain of Arizona, both of whom are widely
criticized by grassroots conservatives as Republicans in Name Only
(RINOs). Representative Brooks of Alabama, who also ran for the Senate
seat but ended up endorsing Moore, has a 74 percent over his
congressional career and a 78 in the most recent period.

This is a crucial time in American history, Moore continued in the
interview. “Our country is in crisis right now,” said Moore, who has
four children and five grandchildren. “In 1776, Thomas Paine wrote these
are the times that try men’s souls. I believe these are not only times
that try men’s souls, but the soul of our nation as well. The people
know what I stand for, they know what I’ll do, and they know that I’ll
stand on the principles upon which our nation was founded. All the
money, power, and prestige in Washington, and the folks there, can’t
change the facts of how my opponent got appointed to the job, nor can
they change the fact that the people of the great state of Alabama will
elect the next senator for the United States Congress.”

With the primary and the run-off out of the way, the next step is the
general election. Moore will face off against Democrat Doug Jones, a
former U.S. attorney during President Bill Clinton’s time in the White
House. Alabama is among the most conservative states in America, though,
and the winner of the GOP runoff has been almost universally regarded
as a shoo-in for the general election. The final vote to decide who will
represent Alabama in the U.S. Senate will take place on December 12.

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‘Ten Commandments Judge’ Roy Moore Wins Alabama Primary Runoff for U.S. Senate 

BY HEATHER CLARK

SEE: http://christiannews.net/2017/09/26/ten-commandments-judge-roy-moore-wins-primary-runoff-for-u-s-senate/; 

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 MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Former Alabama Supreme Court 
Justice Roy Moore, also known as the “Ten Commandments Judge,” has won 
the state primary runoff for the U.S. Senate, significantly defeating 
his opponent Luther Strange despite President Trump’s endorsement of 
Strange.

As of press time, with 92 percent of precincts reporting, Moore had
obtained 54 percent of the vote versus 45 percent for Strange.

Strange has conceded the race, remarking in a statement, “I
congratulate Roy Moore on the result this evening. May God be with him
and may God continue to bless Alabama and the United States of America.”

He also thanked President Trump and Vice President Pence for their support.

Trump himself congratulated Moore upon learning the results of the
race, tweeting, “Congratulations to Roy Moore on his Republican Primary
win in Alabama. Luther Strange started way back & ran a good race.
Roy, WIN in Dec!”

Moore, while thanking his supporters Tuesday night, also gave thanks
foremost to God, noting that he never prayed to God to win, but rather
asked that the Lord’s will would be done. He said that it is not good
for a man to think that he won on his own, and noted that losing is
sometimes good for a person.

“[T]here’s nothing too great for God. For one day every valley shall
be exalted, and every mountain or hill shall be made low. The crooked
shall be made straight, and the rough places plain. And the glory of the
Lord shall be revealed and all flesh shall see it together, for the
mouth of the Lord has spoken it,” Moore said, quoting from the book of
Isaiah.

“We’re put here on earth for a short time, and for that short time,
our duty is to serve Almighty God and serve Him in all things,” he also
declared. “[W]e have to return the knowledge of God and the Constitution
of the United States to the United States Congress.”

Moore lamented the division that is sweeping America, but expressed
optimism that God can restore the country to its former “greatness.”

“This is a time for victory. It’s a time to remember the struggles
we’ve gone through. But it’s also a time to rededicate our lives to God,
and to our Constitution and to our country, [and] to our families,” he
said.

Moore generated widespread support from evangelicals both statewide
and nationwide, including James Dobson of Focus on the Family and
Franklin Graham of Samaritan’s Purse. Several former White House cabinet
members also appeared at Moore’s rallies, including Sebastian Gorka, an
intelligence analyst who served as an advisor to President Trump, and
former Chief of Staff Steve Bannon.

As previously reported, Moore is known as the “Ten Commandments
Judge” as he was ousted from the Alabama Supreme Court in 2003
following a battle over a Ten Commandments monument he had erected in
the high court’s rotunda.

He was reelected by the people in 2012 as chief justice, but the Alabama Court of the Judiciary suspended him again last
year following a trial over a memo he released in 2016, advising that
his colleagues had not reversed a decision prohibiting probate judges
from issuing marriage licenses to homosexuals as per the Alabama
Constitution. After the suspension was upheld in April, Moore resigned and soon announced his run for U.S. Senate.
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