Doug Jones quotes Ivanka Trump criticizing Roy Moore in new ad

At least SOMEBODY in that family has some some sense or right and wrong, along with Beauregard and the other Alabama pol:

http://thehill.com/homenews/campaig...-ivanka-trump-criticizing-roy-moore-in-new-ad

Doug Jones quotes Ivanka Trump criticizing Roy Moore in new ad

By Max Greenwood - 11/21/17 09:17 AM EST



Democratic Senate candidate Doug Jones' newest campaign ad quotes prominent "conservative voices" criticizing his Republican opponent, Roy Moore, over the many sexual misconduct allegations made against him.

The ad includes quotes from Ivanka Trump, Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Sen. Richard Shelby (R-Ala.).

"Ivanka Trump says 'there's a special place in hell for people who prey on children,' and 'I have no reason to doubt the victims' accounts,'" a narrator says in the advertisement. "Jeff Sessions says 'I have no reason to doubt these young women.' And Richard Shelby says he will 'absolutely not vote for Roy Moore.'"

"Conservative voices putting children and women over party – doing what's right," it continues.

Jones, who's facing off against Moore in Alabama's special Senate election in December, has seen a boost in public polls since allegations emerged in recent weeks that Moore pursued sexual and romantic relations with teenage girls when he was in his 30s.

One of Moore's accusers said she was 14 years old at the time of an alleged sexual encounter with him. He was 32 at the time.

Moore has vehemently denied most of the allegations. He has faced mounting calls from GOP officials across the country to withdraw from the race, though he has so far resisted those pleas.

the one thing Doug Jones doesn't talk about is policy

typical democrat, ashamed of what they represent

Willie99 said:

the one thing Doug Jones doesn't talk about is policy

typical democrat, ashamed of what they represent

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FIRST of all, Witless Willies, that's a goddamn lie, and secondly, wtf does have to do with the fact that Twittler's own daughter and the Senator from Alabama who that scum Moore is trying to succeed, and the OTHER Senator from Alabama all seem to think that Moore is a fucking pedophile?:think2:^^Loser!@#0

Willie99 said:

the one thing Doug Jones doesn't talk about is policy

typical democrat, ashamed of what they represent

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Then people would know him for the commie he is. Can't have that!

All duhhhhhhhhhfelch does is post lies and smears ("Ben Carson lost his license!") but if by some miracle Jones won, he would claim Jones won because voters rejected conservatism, or something.

You can't make up how stupid libtards are!

Sheriff Joe said:

Then people would know him for the commie he is. Can't have that!

All duhhhhhhhhhfelch does is post lies and smears ("Ben Carson lost his license!") but if by some miracle Jones won, he would claim Jones won because voters rejected conservatism, or something.

You can't make up how stupid libtards are!

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What "lie" is there is the fact that the 3 people quoted-Ivanka, Sessions, and Shelby-all said EXACTLY what's in the commercial, you lying sack of shit?^^Loser!@#0

https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-annoyed-ivanka-over-her-213413193.html

Yeah, I'll just BET he's annoyed. He may have taken her over his knee and spanked her bare bottom("if she weren't my daughter, I'd probably date her")

Trump Annoyed With Ivanka Over Her Suggestion There's A Place In Hell For Roy Moore






Harriet Sinclair

,Newsweek•November 25, 2017

Donald Trump is reportedly not happy with his daughter Ivanka’s condemnation of embattled GOP senate candidate Roy Moore.
Moore, who is accused of sexual misconduct by five women, one of whom claimed she met Moore when she was just 14 years old, was slammed by the first daughter but has received support from the president.
Ivanka told the Associated Press of Moore: “There’s a special place in hell for people who prey on children. I’ve yet to see a valid explanation and I have no reason to doubt the victims’ accounts.”

Ivanka Trump's comments on Roy Moore reportedly left her father unhappy. (REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque)
And according to a report from The New York Times released on Saturday, Trump was unhappy to see his daughter’s comments on the Republican candidate, commented to several aides: “Do you believe this?” after he saw his daughter’s comments.
For his part, Trump issued what was perceived as tantamount to an endorsement of Moore – stating he would rather have Moore than the Democrat candidate he is running against, also stating the allegations coming out at the moment mark a “special time” for women.

“Women are very special,” the president told reporters on November 21.
“I think it’s a very special time because a lot of things are coming out and I think that’s good for our society and I think it’s very, very good for women, and I’m very happy a lot of these things are coming out, and I’m very happy it’s being exposed,” he added.
However, he appeared to suggest he believed Moore – in comments that contradicted the sentiment espoused by his daughter.
“If you look at what is really going on, and you look at all the things that have happened over the last 48 hours, he totally denies it,” Trump said. “He says it didn’t happen. You have to listen to him also,” he added.

Sheriff Joe said:

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I cant wait for Dec 12th either to have a field day with the Duhfinch again....Maybe even send him into hiding again & that would be great....Drain the swamp...!

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Ivanka Throws Gasoline On Roy Moore's Race, Daddy Livid As Dems Capitalize With Ad




By ursulafaw
Saturday Nov 25, 2017 · 2:06 PM PST

Ivanka Trump commented to the Associated Press a few weeks ago when the Roy Moore allegations were ramping up, “There’s a special place in Hell for people who prey on children. I’ve yet to see a valid explanation, and I have no reason to doubt the victims’ accounts.” That comment has now been made into a thirty-second campaign spot by Democrat Doug Jones, and Daddy Trump is not pleased at all. New York Times:

As Mr. Moore has rejected calls to drop out even as more women have accused him of preying on them when they were teenagers, Republicans have given up any hope that he will fold his campaign. Mr. Trump has repeatedly told his aides that he does not believe Mr. Moore would ever quit.

What the president did not foresee was that the friction would reach inside his immediate family. He vented his annoyance when his daughter Ivanka castigated Mr. Moore by saying there was “a special place in hell for people who prey on children,” according to three staff members who heard his comments.

“Do you believe this?” Mr. Trump asked several aides in the Oval Office in the hours after Ms. Trump said that Mr. Moore should exit the race. Mr. Moore’s Democratic opponent in the Alabama race, Doug Jones, quickly turned her comments into a campaign ad.

Having Ivanka Trump as part of a Democratic campaign ad has certainly done nothing to alleviate Mitch McConnell’s worries.

Mr. McConnell and his allies have believed for weeks that disaster awaits, win or lose, if Mr. Moore remains in the race: Either the Democrats will claim the seat on Dec. 12, or Mr. Moore will win and thrust the party into an agonizing months long debate over whether to expel him.

The accusations against Mr. Moore have lifted Democrats’ hopes of notching a rare victory in the Deep South in next month’s special election, which would narrow the Republican Senate majority to a single seat. Just as significantly, the president has handed the Democrats a political weapon with which to batter Republicans going into the midterm elections: that they tolerate child predation.

Right now polls have Moore and Jones running neck and neck. Interestingly, McConnell doesn’t seem to see it that way.

The Senate leader has told fellow Republicans in private that Mr. Moore’s nomination has endangered the party’s hold on the Senate, according to people who have spoken with him — his starkest acknowledgment so far that the political environment has turned sharply against his party since Mr. Trump’s election. Mr. McConnell has also reiterated his intention to move against Mr. Moore if he is elected, though Mr. McConnell has made clear that he thinks that the candidate is unlikely to win.

Here’s the ad which is giving Donald conniptions. As for Roy Moore, hey, Roy, when you’ve lost Mitch McConnell….