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Google News: 2 write-in candidates hope to halt Roy Moore's return
[Times Daily] - AP MONTGOMERY — Two Mobile attorneys, including one who sued former Chief Justice Roy Moore over his Ten Commandments monument, are launching write-in campaigns to try to keep Moore from returning to the chief justice's office.
Years After Ten Commandments Fight, Ex-Justice Plans Return
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[New York Times] - On the campaign trail, Roy Moore wears a metal pin of a cross on his suit jackets, praises “almighty God” and refers to the United States as a “Christian nation.” But there is one demonstration of his faith that Mr. Moore, the Republican nominee for
Google News: Roy Moore and Christian values
[Anniston Star] - by our readers Wow! A man who professes to be a Christian breaks the law he swears — on a Bible — to uphold, hauls in a huge granite replica of the Ten Commandments in the wee hours of the morning and grandstands for how many years now?
Google News: Speaker's Stand: Alabama's 'perfect storm'
[Anniston Star] - And let me say right here that I congratulate my opponent, Roy Moore, for a clean, smart campaign. Frankly, I was somewhat bemused by the outcome and have spent the past few days analyzing it. I can say without halt or falter that I have never seen so
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