Soon to be United States Senator from Alabama Roy Moore has never heard of DACA or the dreamers.
http://www.al.com/news/index.ssf/201...eading_ca.html
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And in a two-minute conversation with radio host Dale Jackson, Moore appeared to have no knowledge of what DACA is. Here's the conversation:
JACKSON: "Would you support an end to the Dreamer program that President Trump has still continued to push?
MOORE: "Pardon? The Dreamer program?"
JACKSON: "Yes Sir. The DACA/DAPA. You're not aware of what dreamers are?"
MOORE: "No."
JACKSON: "Dreamers are -- this is a big issue in the immigration debate. Dreamer are.."
MOORE: "Why don't you tell me what it is Dale, and quit beating around, and tell me what it is?"
JACKSON: "I'm in the process of doing that, Judge Moore."
How will the people of Alabama react to this stunning display of ignorance from a man who will very likely represent them on the national stage? Not to worry. The wonks assure us that they are overwhelmingly ill-informed rubes.
http://www.al.com/news/mobile/index....hy_roy_mo.html
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But with less than three weeks to go before the Sept. 26 GOP runoff in Alabama's special Senate election, political observers believe the Moore's "DACA" gaffe won't resonate much with voters.
In fact, some of Alabama's political wonks self-admit they don't readily know what the acronym stands for - "Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals," let alone the typical state voter whom Moore is trying to woo at the ballot box.
"The average guy around Moulton, I bet that 95 percent of them don't know what DACA means," said Steve Flowers, author of 2015 book "Of Goats and Governors - Six Decades of Colorful Alabama Political Stories" which highlights some of the state's more memorable political gaffes.
"It just goes over the head of the average person," Flowers said.
So why vote for him at all?
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"(The DACA gaffe) shows his basic lack of knowledge about the Senate and the issues, but I don't think that is resonating with the average Alabamian that is voting for him," Flowers said. "He seems to have resilience. They understand the gay marriage issue and why he was kicked off the bench. That supersedes any national issue."
Said Stewart: "People seem to like or not like Moore for other reasons. I'm sure for those who shudder to think about having Moore represent this state in the U.S. Senate, it will reinforce their view that he is not qualified for the job. Those who support him will say, 'so what? He doesn't know all the acronyms the Washington swamp-dwellers use.'"
We don't cotton to your fancy big government acronyms round here. All we know is he smashed the gays, and that's reason enough.