Today I heard a devoted Evangelical Christian on NPR painfully and awkwardly explain why he was voting for Roy Moore. He said Doug Jones believed in a woman's right to abortion (the law of the land, by the way) and he decided he would rather vote for a man who abused "a few girls" than someone who sanctioned 'the death of millions of babies'.
Bless him for his attempt to justify what I find unjustifiable--a man who broke laws, albeit years ago, is better than a man who upholds the law.
But Alabama, against all my disbelief, did the right thing tonight.
Doug Jones won!!!!
Something is right in this somewhat crazy world.
I breathe a little deeper than I did this morning.
And I thank God for the people of Sweet Home, Alabama....
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