are doctors. i m very pro-science here. and so, therefore, when you start to see that no matter what anybody says, whether it is individual governors, kaye ivy of alabama came out swinging, she was way stronger than arguably that voice of the republican party, if all the polls are right. it s donald trump that is the voice of republicans and the conservative party. he got the vaccine, albeit privately. he has said go and get the vaccine. a couple of days ago he came out and said people aren t getting the vaccine because they don t trust the election results. he tied that into politics. you can understand why the media, including the independents or the hill i mean, the hill had a headline that i saw that said only trump can fix this issue of people being too scared to get the vaccination because they do listen to him and he has not come out strongly enough and in fact kind of walked back some of this. facebook of course is a huge problem and by the way, it s not just conservative voi
getting from republicans and some women s groups despite accusations from nine people. let s bring in the foupder of bold and bill press. he s also an opinion contributor for the hill. good to see you both. ladies first. as you know, governor kay ivy of alabama says she is going to vote for roy moore despite having no reason to believe these nine accusers. does political consideration trump moral consideration? well, you know, it seems to be the case for a lot of people or i guess they would say that the morality of the policies made are more important than the personal character and i have to say that was paved the way nor this sort of mentality was paved the way for bill clinton because bill clinton, this was an issue of a man who had been a serial harasser. he paid out l $50,000 to paula jones for a settlement. so this was a place where liberals were okay with not carrying about the moral
i think that that s just preposterous. i think they are capable of making that decision, and on december 12th, they will decide who they want to be their next senator in the united states senate. so the head of the state, the governor of alabama, kaye ivy, says she has no reason to disbelieve the accusers. that said, she s still going to vote for moore for political reasons. so where, amy, do you draw the line on morality versus political consideration? and is this then, if you lean in the political consideration, is it a tacit approval of what moore is at least accused of doing? well, it s not what i think. i m not a voter in alabama. i don t get to have a decision. but, i mean, you know, who do you believe? he is denying it. and you have these women that are saying these things happened. it s a broad spectrum of things that are happening. i don t know. i wasn t there. none of us were there that we re talking about. you weren t there, i wasn t there. so the people of alabama have
something we discussed last night, which is the concept of luther strange who currently occupies the office resigning, creating a vacancisy, and having kaye ivy appoint a new senator. that would reset the process. some people were tweeting about that today that. appears to be under research at the highest levels rerepublican party. i m hearing from people in the white house that there is enormous frustration on behalf of the president and senior staff because they believe this roy moore thing is embarrassing to the party. but they also believe there are no good options that that helping me not be able to get the appear ra to us bend to his will anyway because it ain t like it used to be. local control of parties now seems to trump what the national structure wants. there s a lot of frustration in washington. i think all the options to get this done are dead except for this idea by a resignation by strange. i think if donald trump were to come out, had he done