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Alabamans Now Know Roy Moore Was Targeted by Smear Campaign
Recent polling shows many Alabamians now believe former Chief Justice Roy Moore was the target of a last-minute D.C. and media driven smear campaign that included both an elaborate disinformation campaign and a closely coordinated volley of apparently baseless accusations of sexual assault.
Recent polling shows many Alabamians now believe former Chief Justice Roy Moore was the target of a last-minute D.C. and media driven smear campaign that included both an elaborate disinformation campaign and a closely coordinated volley of apparently baseless accusations of sexual assault.
As the 2020 elections draw closer, former Judge Roy Moore — a victim of outright defamatory lies and outright character assassination in the 2017 primaries — is gaining traction with a very important group of Alabama voters, according to reports.
The “Ten Commandments” judge now boasts significant support among white voters, who supported Moore by 68 percent in 2017 and believe he was subject to a smear campaign. A CBS News poll from December, 2017 found that 71 percent of Republican voters believed the allegations were false.
And now? 92 percent of Republicans who don’t believe the allegations against Moore said the Democrats are behind the charges, and 88 percent said newspapers and the media are behind them, CBS reports.
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“A poll by Mason-Dixon Polling and Strategy published Tuesday found that 27 percent of Republicans polled would support Roy Moore’s candidacy in the 2020 election.
Alabama Reps. Mo Brooks, Bradley Byrne and Gary Palmer all fall far behind Moore, while Del Marsh and Tim James come in under ten percent in the new poll.
And, following the release of evidence proving that Democrats uses “Russiabots” to decieve the Alabama electorate, Moore also gained the lead with Republican likely women voters — 31 percent of whom said they would support the former judge.
Even Lisa Hagen has to admit the trend. She tweeted:
Unrelated Mueller news: Rep. Mo Brooks won't run for Alabama Senate seat again. 2020 GOP field is still shaking out, with Rep. Bradley Byrne in and former Judge Roy Moore "seriously considering" another run #ALSenhttps://t.co/uW3sfbidwL
— Lisa Hagen (@LA_Hagen) April 18, 2019
The poll also found that over half of likely voters would vote to replace Democratic Sen. Doug Jones:
… 45 percent of Alabama voters believe Jones is doing a good job in the Senate, while 44 percent disapprove of his performance. Fifty percent of voters said that they would vote to replace him, as opposed to 40 percent who said they would vote to re-elect him. Alabama is a predominantly Republican state.
As we previously reported, Sen. Doug Jones benefited from the infamous “Project Birmingham” that Washington Post and New York Times exposed as an illegal “false flag” operation that boosted Democrat participation in the Alabama U.S. Senate race in 2017.
In its report titled, “Secret campaign to use Russian-inspired tactics in 2017 Ala. election stirs anxiety for Democrats,” on January 6, 2019, WaPo reported:
Project Birmingham got its funding from Internet billionaire Reid Hoffman, who emerged as a leading underwriter of Democratic causes after the 2016 election … Hoffman gave $750,000 to a progressive technology start-up called American Engagement Technologies — founded by Mikey Dickerson, a former Obama administration official … This person said Dickerson used $100,000 of that to hire New Knowledge, a Texas-based social media research firm, to work in Alabama in support of Jones during the special election in December 2017.
It gets worse. “I received the report in early 2018, which is when I first learned about the false flag and write-in tactics,” Dickerson said in his statement, his first public comment on the controversy.
What is known about Project Birmingham comes mainly from the 12-page document labeled “Project Birmingham Debrief,” which describes the criminal conspiracy as “a digital messaging operation to influence the outcome of the AL senate race” by targeting 650,000 likely voters with messages on social media platforms such as Facebook, while obscuring the fact that the messages were coming from pro-Jones sources.
The stated goal was to “radicalize Democrats, suppress unpersuadable Republicans (“hard Rs”) and faction moderate Republicans by advocating for write-in candidates.”
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A California man who attempted to burn down the Republican Party of Humboldt headquarters is free to roam the streets after spending only a day in jail before posting bail.
According to KRCR News, Eureka Police Department officers responded to a call early in the morning of a man smashing the windows at the Republican headquarters. A witnessed provided a description of the suspect and claimed he was seen riding a bicycle in the direction of the bay.
Officers quickly arrived at the scene and found the man on the Boardwalk. They claimed that the suspect tried to flee the scene on bike but was detained after a short pursuit. According to the EPD, the suspect was found holding a “Trump” political flag. His bicycle had a “Bernie” political sticker tacked on, according to the police report.
The man was identified as 43-year-old Michael Valls of Eureka and was found possessing items connecting him to the vandalism on 5th Street, police stated.
In the investigation, police claimed they found three large front plate glass windows that were apparently shattered.
Police added that a “Trump” political flag was taken from inside one of the shattered windows, which matched the flag Valls had in his possession.
A liquid chemical was also found inside the building. Humboldt Bay Fire arrived at the scene and discovered that the liquid was flammable, the EPD recollected.
Valls was arrested and sent to Humboldt County Correctional Facility for attempted arson, burglary, felony vandalism, resisting arrest and providing a false name.
Valls was held in jail on $25,000 bail Saturday. He would later be bailed out on Sunday.
This was not an isolated incident.
On numerous occasions, vandals have targeted the Humboldt GOP headquarters in Eureka.
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