Former Alabama Supreme Court chief justice Roy Moore is turning to the law in the final days of his Senate campaign, making a flurry of demands, sometimes backed by legal threats, that appear designed to redirect the public focus of the race. Moore’s campaign has also accused Democrats of “voter intimidation” after Highway 31 released digital ads informing voters that it would be a matter of public record if they cast ballots Tuesday. (Jordan Frasier/The Washington Post)[The Daily 202: Why so many women are still supporting Roy Moore]The attempt Wednesday to force the Highway 31 ad off the air was the latest in a string of Moore campaign complaints. Moore also takes issue with the ad saying he was “soliciting sex from young girls.” Moore says he never solicited sex at the mall. Moore said the Jones ad should be retracted because it does not make clear the nuance in Moore’s dissents.

Source: Washington Post December 06, 2017 17:52 UTC