From Jon Perr at PERRspectives:
On Dec. 12, Alabamans will go to the polls in a special election to determine the replacement for Sen. Jeff Sessions, who is now Donald Trump’s hatchet man at the Justice Department. Despite Republican control of every statewide office, there is a remote chance the “Heart of Dixie” may send a Democrat to the Senate for the first time in 25 years. This possible pick-up for the blue team has less to do with a resurgence of the Democratic Party there and the strong performance of its candidate, Doug Jones, than with the growing unease over the GOP’s extremist nominee, Roy Moore. As Andy Campbell reported, “Nobody really likes Roy Moore–not even Alabama Republicans.”
It’s no surprise why, as one anonymous pastor put it, “Nobody feels good about Roy Moore.”