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"What I think is that it was illegal under the law, that the Supreme Court usurped the role of the legislature and ruled something about our moral law that is improper, and that's what we're finding the Supreme Court and the federal district courts are doing daily," Moore responded. "They've usurped the moral prerogative, now, if you want--"
Press cut in, saying, "I don't understand your answer. I think it's a yes or no. Do you think that homosexual--homosexuality, or homosexual conduct should be illegal today? That's a yes or no question."
"Homosexual conduct should be illegal, yes," Moore answered.
Roy Moore in 2005: 'Homosexual conduct should be illegal' - CNNPolitics
I don't like Antifa but how are these people any different? This man sat on the Alabama Supreme Court, can you imagine?
He won a primary and Bannon, Trump's former Chief adviser did everything in his power to get him elected.
Despite Trump’s opposition, a number of fervent Trump supporters and former White House staffers had backed Moore. These include former chief strategist Steve Bannon, who told voters at a rally for Moore that “a vote for Judge Roy Moore is a vote for Donald J Trump”, and housing and urban development secretary Ben Carson, who issued a statement of praise for Moore on Friday.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news...e-primary-republican-roy-moore-luther-strange
Well, I agree with Bannon. A vote for Moore is a vote for Trump.
But Trump didn't support Moore, he supported Strange. How does Trump feel about Moore?
“I told Luther, and I have to say this, if his opponent wins, I’m going to be here campaigning like hell for him,”
Donald Trump: I?ll Be ?Campaigning Like Hell? for Roy Moore If He Beats Luther Strange
I'm so glad conservatives, Moore, Trump and Bannon are out there fighting for freedom like true patriots.
We'll defeat these bigots because we're on the right side.