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13212298, Rep. still have a double card to play.
Posted by j0510, Mon Nov-13-17 04:20 PM
Moore gets elected then gets expelled, the Al. governor can then appoint Jeff Sessions to the vacant seat.

New Attorney General is appointed and can fire Mueller.

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But if Mr. Moore stays in and goes on to win, it could leave Senate Republicans with the difficult question of whether to stop him from being seated or seating him and immediately moving to expel him from the chamber.

One idea now being discussed under this scenario, brought up by two different White House officials who spoke on condition of anonymity, would be for Gov. Kay Ivey of Alabama to immediately appoint Attorney General Jeff Sessions to what had been his seat when it becomes vacant again. Mr. Sessions remains highly popular among Alabama Republicans, but his relationship with President Trump has waned since he recused himself from the investigation of the role that Russia played in last year’s campaign.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/13/us/politics/roy-moore-alabama-senate.html