Did Democrats Fraudulently Steal Alabama Special Election?

By Douglas V. Gibbs
Author, Speaker, Instructor, Radio Host

Like most conservatives, I was sick by the end of the evening on Tuesday, December 12, when it was determined that Doug Jones, a hard left Democrat, had beaten Judge Roy Moore in a critical special election for Jeff Sessions’ United States Senate seat in very red Alabama.  It was close, and I immediately assumed that the “sexual predator” tactics by the Democrats had paid off, though by only a narrow margin.  I found it interesting that suddenly all of those accusers went silent once the election was over.  I have been hoping that Roy Moore would take them all to court for their blatant character assassination.

Then, theories of fraud began to arise.  Here in California we are no stranger to voter fraud.  In the last election the stories I received from poll observers were absolutely incredible.  According to one eyewitness account, poll workers in Riverside County (a usually conservative leaning county that surprisingly went to Hillary Clinton in the 2016 Election) literally opened the box of ballots, removed any who voted for Trump, and tossed them aside to be trashed later.  When the observer said something, she was dismissed as a minor irritant, and given a threatening look.  When it was reported, she was brushed aside as if out of her mind.  Much of the fraud was caught on video, and has led to the filing of a lawsuit by Election Integrity Project California.

Could the same thing have happened in Alabama?  Was fraud the deciding factor in the special election that resulted in Roy Moore’s defeat?

In the special election that put Doug Jones into the U.S. Senate, a much higher than normal black voter turnout occurred.  Unfortunately, the black community has largely fallen for the empty promises of equity through government mandate put out by the Democrats, and have cashed in any hopes for liberty for the promises of a socialist America that would ultimately put all Americans into political chains of bondage.

On the surface, the higher voter turnout by blacks in Alabama seems fine. After all, the Democrat Party’s attacks on Roy Moore’s character were thorough and devastating, and one could see how important such an election may seem to those who would believe the propaganda – and in turn encourage them to vote in larger numbers.

Then, evidence began to trickle in.

Roy Moore has refused to concede, stating a recount is necessary, and that if the votes are recounted a different result may be reached.  As for the fraud, among the many methods allegedly used in Alabama, one is the busing of voters in from out of State.

“I am hearing rumors that black voters from MS were encouraged to cross over into AL and vote,” Conservative radio host and Trump supporter Bill Mitchell said on Twitter. “Anyone else hearing this? Anything to it? That might explain the 30% turnout higher than population percentage. Just reporting the rumor.” Bill Mitchell, - 12:40 PM – Dec 13, 2017

Alabama has some of the strictest voter ID laws in the country, so such a move by the Democrats would take some inside help.

I believe that fraud by the Democrats was likely.  They knew that the false accusations of sexual impropriety might not be enough, and Wayne Allyn Root has a point about how the blue counties waited until the last minute, and then it was suddenly a scalpel-precise win for Doug Jones.

Alex Jones also has chimed in, claiming that illegally bused in votes, and the usual antics of dead people voting, won it for Democrat Doug Jones.

We’ll see how long Moore can hold out, and if this election changes after all of the dust settles.

– Political Pistachio Conservative News and Commentary