Doug Jones

We’re not going to spend any time trying to persuade the unpersuadable.

We’re all a little broken, but in Alabama we all belong.

We have a different view of governing.

We don’t want to go back, folks.

Well, it must be pretty damaging.

That was a big number. We increased the number of Democratic votes significantly, 15% or more.

And we did that without spending a lot of money.

We increased the number of Democratic votes significantly, 15% or more.

Democrats last night overperformed in our elections.

This is not just affecting minority communities, it’s going to affect everybody, and what we’re seeing as a in a shameful Supreme Court is taking away rights left and right from all manner of citizens, and so we’re going to make a point of…

For too long, folks in Montgomery have worked only for themselves and the power, the powerful people who put them there. That’s who they work for, the well connected, the special interest. They don’t work for the people of Alabama.

Change means rising wages, including raising the minimum wage. Change means better, more affordable health care. Change means expanding Medicaid to make healthcare work.

Our goal, folks, our goal is a different kind of state government, one that truly belongs to the people of Alabama.

It is important for folks to understand what folks are getting taken away from them, and they are getting taken away their right to representation.

In the meantime, what I know and what we have heard all along is Alabama wants their next governor to be someone who lives here, who works here, who listens to the people of this state, who understands the people of this state.

The worst kept secret in the state of Alabama.

We’re going to do everything we can to bring the people back to the state capital of Montgomery, Ala. As your governor, that’s exactly what I’m going to do.

We’re here because freedom is a fragile thing, and it’s never more than a generation away from extinction.

Where was the authorization for the President to do this without going to Congress?

There is also that segment of this population who voted against Roy Moore. I understand that. I get that. But you know what? That's not a bad thing. When that kind of politics for a segment of the population in Alabama to help reject that…

Doug Jones who knows the Black Community and knows the base, but then he's talking about issues that affect Alabamians. He's talking about rural hospitals, he's talking about schools.

Roy Moore has no sense of duty to the people of Alabama.

This is the first time in a quarter century that they have a chance of sending a Democrat to the Senate.

We have heard so many people that have decided, you know what, I'm not going to worry about the fact that Roy Moore's been kicked out of office twice. I'm not going to worry about the fact that he took money from a charity. And you know…

I'm anti-Trump just to be honest with you. So, he's endorsing Roy Moore, and I just -- I don't feel like I want Roy Moore up there.