[DiogenesLamp]

The one and only reason he won is because we (yet again) shot ourselves in the foot by nominating a deeply flawed candidate.

OMG it's like people are brainwashed or something! When Moore won in 2012, he had over a million votes! He wasn't a bad candidate in 2017, he was a candidate that was attacked and destroyed by the combine efforts of the Democrat media Weapon and deliberate Republican backstabbing.

Without the media repeating lies about him, and without the Republican party officials urging everyone to either stay home or vote for someone else, Moore would have won that race.

I'm noticing a pattern. Richard Mourdock, George Allen, Sharon Angle, Joe Miller, Christine O'Donnell, and Chris McDaniels all seem to be "bad candidates" after the RINO faction of the Washington DC Uniparty finishes stabbing them in the back by supporting the Democrat media narratives about them.

You know what these candidates also had in common? They were going to oppose a continuation of the Washington DC spending/influence party that we call a "government."

Democrats constantly say and do incredibly stupid things, but their party never sells them out (nor does the media attack them) as "bad candidates."

[Zhang Fei]

When Moore won in 2012, he had over a million votes! He wasn’t a bad candidate in 2017,

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Moore was a lousy candidate. He won by 4% in 2012. Romney, the Yankee Mormon heretic, won AL by 22.4% on the same ballot. Moore somehow creates this intense desire among voters who normally vote GOP to pull the lever for the other guy.

[T Ruth]

Your #24 is spot on. Well said.