but if you love xo i guess root for a second page pls to this election.

the critical moment of Jefferson Beauregard Sessions life, you'll recall, was being denied a judiciary appointment. this is why:

In 1985, when he was U.S. Attorney in Mobile, Sessions’ office brought indictments over allegations of voter fraud in a number of Black Belt counties, an area in Alabama named for the color of the soil but with a majority black population. In Perry County, Sessions’ office charged three individuals with voting fraud, including Albert Turner, a long-time civil rights activist who advised Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. and helped lead the voting rights March in Selma on March 7, 1965, known as "Bloody Sunday" after state troopers and a local posse attacked the protestors.

Prosecutors alleged that Turner, his wife Evelyn, and activist Spencer Hogue altered ballots for a Sept. 1984 primary election.

There are and there were large numbers of elderly people in Perry County who need assistance,” said Turner, who helped with his brother’s defense. “They couldn’t get to the polls on their own. As a matter of fact, the technical requirements of completing and mailing (the ballots) were not understood.”

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3827239&forum_id=2#34906384)

Moore was credibly accused of creeping on teen girls, talked wacko stuff and lost due to a lot of normal republicans staying home

time to lick our wounds and more importantly learn from this episode (right wing nationalist OK, kooky wackos who are far outside social norms like that faggot GOP senate candidate in IN who said no abortion even for rape victims - NOT OK)

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3827239&forum_id=2#34906405)