Fuck you Alabama

[Rev. Rye]

[SteelCurtain]

[chimp3]

[Rev. Rye]

By George, you're right.

However, there are other music legends from Alabama:





And though the Drive By Truckers are technically from Athens, Georgia, the two members who have been in the band from the beginning are both from Muscle Shoals:

[chimp3]

By George, you're right.

However, there are other music legends from Alabama:





And though the Drive By Truckers are technically from Athens, Georgia, the two members who have been in the band from the beginning are both from Muscle Shoals:

Jason Isbell too! He gets a pass!

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By George, you're right.

However, there are other music legends from Alabama:





And though the Drive By Truckers are technically from Athens, Georgia, the two members who have been in the band from the beginning are both from Muscle Shoals:

Jason Isbell too! He gets a pass!

And the Swampers!

[Rev. Rye]

Also, these guys:

[Whateverist]

I've got nothing but respect for Alabama tonight. I figure a good number of people who would ordinarily never consider voting for a democrat did so tonight on principle. If only the national republican party had as much principle as these Alabamian voters perhaps that shit gibbon would be impeached. How soon before they start distancing themselves from Trump I wonder.

[Sterben]

The south is able to make a rational decision from time to time which can be refreshing at times. The numbers we have though do not lie, that sick freak still got a lot of votes though. This will not be the end of Roy though, he will keep pushing and denying the fact he molested girls. If we can get him investigated, why can't we get The orange haired gorilla on his abuse of woman?

[vorlon13]

While it's a great victory, it still pisses me off that so many fucking pricks would vote for a child predator.

Alabama is a red state (folks don't seem to hold that idea in their heads for very long for some reason) and that the Alabama Dems felt compelled to put up such an unpalatable candidate is concerning.

"Winning' by less than 25000 votes against such an awful candidate demonstrates just how far out of step the Alabama dem poohbahs are.


Gee, why after the 2016 fiasco would anyone anywhere ever think running such a marginally possible candidate was a good idea.

And Jones only has 3 years to impress his red state voters of all stripes until he has to run again. And I'm sure during those 3 years Jones is going to experience ENORMOUS pressure to vote as though he were elected from California or Massachusetts by Schumer and Pelosi. Both of them much preferring an R in that seat instead of a re-electable Dem who can only deliver 80-85% of the time.


Pains me to point this out, but events proceed for REALITY, not our fantasies and dreams. And the reality is, Jones is a red state Dem and he's virtually guaranteed to be running against a considerably less flawed candidate than Moore in just 3 years.

Enjoy the seat while it's blue, but don't expect it to stay blue if no one can see the diffy between Pelosi or Jones in that seat.

It's a red state people, and business as usual is means that blue seat in the senate is as precarious as anything, and no one in the Dem hierarchy is going to give that inconvenient truth much credence.

[Aroura]