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I am going to respond to this because I want to believe that Roy Moore is the kind of man that I think he is.& I&live in&alabama, and live about 20 miles from Gadsden where Roy Moore was a judge& before he went to Montgomery- to a position that he was elected to, and then removed from by a supreme& court judge.& It was never put before the people of Alabama to remove him- even though they are the ones that put him there.& Roy Moore has alway been known as a strict judge, and a lot of people that are very liberal felt he was too strict because he was always touting the 10 Commandments.& The 10 Commandments were on display in his courtroom in Gadsden also, and I don't think that they were removed.&There was some&sort of movement to get them removed there before he went to Montgomery.&After he was removed from office they asked him what he was going to do, and he replied"I guess I'll have to look for a job."& He believe so strongly in keeping the 10 Commandments on display at the state capitol that he was willing to lose his job (and he did.) He has spoken about Americans losing their rights, and our nation turning away from God.& I believe that he is a Godly man.& Maybe not totally informed though.& He has taken an unpopular stand in this day and age.& And has suffered consequences for that stand.&Probably not in Alabama (I mean the stand that he has taken being unpopular)&which is&right in the middle of the Bible Belt.& If this kind of movement back to God and our individual freedoms will start anywhere it will probably start in the Bible Belt.& we're still kind of "backwards" down here. (not necessarily a bad thing.)


I have met Robert Aderholt (rep from alabama), and I believe him to be a man of God.& He stood solidly behind Roy Moore when he was being removed from office and& Ten Commandments were being removed from the state capitol.


Maybe I am just hoping that this is something positive, but I just feel that it is.& And I'm praying that it is also.


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