Well, I'm not comfortable with Judge Moore winning, but praying for God's will. If he is innocent, Yes, YES!!, of course I want him to win. I'm still not comfortable with the initial Hannity interview, but this business with the yearbook is puzzling. I probably don't have all the facts, not really hearing anything anymore, but if I understand correctly, Moore said it wasn't his handwriting, two types of ink, and wanted forensic testing done. Gloria Allred said only in a court of law with him under the oath? Well, why wouldn't he do that?? I hope I'm wrong, but seems there is something to these allegations, perhaps not all, but the people who worked at the Gadsden Mall who said Moore was not welcome there also make you wonder. Could all be a lie, I understand, but I'm just not comfortable.
Here is what really troubles me though? When Christians (and Trump) say things like, "Well, we can't have another democrat in that seat", that is not good. The worker is more important than the work to God. We know that as beloved as King David was to the Lord, called a man after God's own heart and highlighted in the genealogy of Jesus, God would not let him build the temple. "There is too much blood on your hands". And David, humbly accepted that judgment, he saw the fairness and wisdom of God in that. Not like some of these characters who say, "I'll never leave". (Thinking of John Conyers before he finally had to "retire")
If Moore is elected and guilty, oh man, the GOP doesn't need to feel God's judgment on that. And, of course, there is the whole democratic response now....."we got rid of Conyers and Franken, but your endorse Moore?". Could really backfire. We need the wisdom of serpents and gentleness of doves right now. The Democrats being able to run now on "family values" would certainly qualify for the wisdom of serpents. Why not have the sacrificial lamb of Franken? They loose nothing. Minnesota governor would appoint a democrat, no harm, no foul.
So, do you want Judge Moore to win?