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Headline Roundup November 10th, 2017

Fallout From Accusations Against Moore

Summary from the AllSides News Team

The fallout from accusations against Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore continues, with talk of write-in candidates, calls to step aside if guilty, and divisions in the GOP.

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Roy Moore turmoil prompts talk of Luther Strange write-in campaign in Senate race
Roy Moore turmoil prompts talk of Luther Strange write-in campaign in Senate race

Fox News Digital

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Outgoing GOP Sen. Luther Strange is being urged to mount a write-in campaign in Alabama’s Senate special election next month amid the fallout over a bombshell report that Republican nominee Roy Moore pursued romantic relationships with teenagers as an adult.

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As Roy Moore declines to step aside, a tale of two Republican parties emerges
As Roy Moore declines to step aside, a tale of two Republican parties emerges

Washington Post

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The reactions to the allegation that Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore initiated sexual contact with a 14-year-old girl when he was a 32-year-old assistant district attorney have highlighted deep divisions within the Republican Party and underscored the growing tribalism that has infected the nation’s politics.

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White House: If allegations against Moore are true, he should step aside
White House: If allegations against Moore are true, he should step aside

CNN Digital

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President Donald Trump thinks if the allegations of sexual misconduct with teens against an Alabama Senate candidate are true, he should withdraw from his race, the White House said Friday. But Trump's statement also couched his assertion by noting the allegations against Roy Moore are decades old.

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