Former Judge Roy Moore will reportedly announce whether he'll run again for Senate on Thursday, after losing his race in 2017 and subsequently the high-profile support of President Donald Trump and Alabama Republican congressmen
Former Judge Roy Moore will reportedly announce whether he'll run again for Senate on Thursday, after losing his race in 2017 and subsequently the high-profile support of President Donald Trump and Alabama Republican congressmen.
The timing of the announcement was first reported by Politico.In 2017, Moore won the GOP nomination for a special election despite the Senate Leadership Fund, a super PAC aligned with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, spending millions of dollars against him and instead favoring then-Sen. Luther Strange, who had been appointed to fill former Attorney General Jeff Sessions' seat.
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