DEMOCRATS SAVED FROM DEFEAT AGAINST "RACIST PEDO" RELIGIOUS NUT BY BASED BLACK VOTERS

In what looks like being a major Pyrrhic victory, the Democrat Party has narrowly won the Alabama Senate race, according to exit polls, with their candidate Doug Jones managing to squeak past Roy Moore, a pariah candidate who has successfully been painted as a "racist pedo" by the media and disowned by many in his own Republican party. 

Despite this extremely negative image being successfully spread for months through the media, the Democrats were still unable to win the White vote, with Moore getting 74% of White male votes and 65% of White females. 

It was only thanks to a massive Obama-style turnout by the state's Black population that "racist pedo" Roy Moore could be defeated, with 92% of Black men and 97% of Black women voting against him, according to exit polls.

Even with all this arrayed against him, Moore is still refusing to concede defeat, as the vote count is still so close that Moore could be entitled to call for a recount. In Alabama, if the margin of victory is under 0.5 points, a candidate can ask for a recount. 

As there have been rumours of huge voter fraud and ballot stuffing in "urban" areas, a recount could well uncover irregularities in the voting process, while also reversing what is still a paper thin margin of victory for the Dems. 

But whether the Dems hang on or Moore still manages to find a way to victory, the take home message here is that the Dems are so unpopular that they even have trouble competing against someone widely perceived of as a KKK-supporting kiddie diddler. This does not augur too well for the mid-terms. 

The other take home message is that the Dems are even more dependent on the Black vote than they were under Obama, something that can only help to push US politics increasingly into the realm of ethnopolitics, as long predicted by the Alt-Right.

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McCONNELL DEMONSTRATES UNCANNY ABILITY TO READ POLL NUMBERS

The Cuckservative GOP establishment, typified by the likes of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, has been trying to get Roy Moore to give up running for the Alabama Senate seat for months. They would rather have his extremist Democrat opponent Doug Jones win the vote, which will be on December 12th. 

Ostensibly the reason for the GOP opposing the actual GOP candidate is because of some hokey sex smears from 40 years ago. But in reality it's because Moore is a dry land animal and doesn't have gills and webbed feet like the rest of the swamp creatures in the Washington.

Now, however McConnell has changed his tune. During an interview on ABC's "This Week," he was asked whether he thinks Moore should be in the Senate.

"I'm going to let the people of Alabama make the call," McConnell said. Yeh, sure. Now one more time with feeling!

Asked by @GStephanopoulos if he believes Roy Moore should be in the Senate, @SenateMajLdr says, �I�m going to let the people of Alabama make the call.� https://t.co/grERTlnlwr #ThisWeek pic.twitter.com/s934L8feMB

� This Week (@ThisWeekABC) December 3, 2017

What is happening here is simple poll numbers. McConnell and the party establishment thought they could bullycide Moore to quit by using spurious sex smears as an excuse to withdraw GOP support and gaslight GOP voters, allowing them to parachute in a "more acceptable" GOP candidate. Basically someone who looks like this:

Plan B was that even if Moore didn't step down, the withdrawal of GOP support and the media barrage would hamstring his campaign, allowing his Democrat rival to win instead, still a positive for these Washington scum-suckers. 

But Moore dug his heels in, and the polls stayed with him. In fact, having the GOP stab him in the back like this might even have been a vote winner.

Now, it appears that McConnell is demonstrating the fact that he can actually read simple poll numbers with around a week to polling day. His latest position is a clear attempt to sidestep the major humiliation that is in the pipeline for the GOP establishment come December 12th. Next he'll be saying he wanted Moore to win all along. 

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