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Sen. Jeff Flake (R-AZ) and his wife Cheryl Flake leave the U.S. Capitol as they are trailed by reporters, October 24, 2017 in Washington, DC.
With alone a anniversary to go afore voting day in the hotly contested Alabama Senate appropriate election, Republican Sen. Jeff Flake of Arizona is balustrade with the Democrat in the race.
On Tuesday, Flake acquaint a photo on Twitter of a analysis from him for $100, fabricated out to "Doug Jones for U.S. Senate," the attack armamentarium of the Autonomous Senate nominee.
Jones' adversary is Republican Roy Moore, who is affected in a aspersion over austere allegations of animal delinquency and advance during the backward 1970s and aboriginal 1980s. To date, about a half-dozen women accept appear advanced to say that Moore pursued animal relationships with them aback they were teenagers and he was a advocate in his 30s. Two of the women adduce that Moore sexually assaulted them aback they were minors.
In the announcement band of the check, Flake wrote "Country over Party," a advertence to his accommodation to abutment a Autonomous applicant rather than aback Moore, the appointee of his own party.
The byword "country over party" is acceptable alike with the movement of Republicans who argue Admiral Donald Trump and see a applicant like Moore — whom Trump formally accustomed on Monday — as allegorical the abrasion of the GOP's amount values.
Flake is one of the best abrupt critics of the admiral in Congress. Earlier this year, in announcement his retirement, Flake said he banned to be "complicit" in the abrasive of autonomous attempt and values. "I accept accouchement and grandchildren to acknowledgment to, and so, Mr. President, I will not be complicit," he said.
Flake has been alike added analytical of Moore, however, and his Tuesday donation is an addendum of his acclaimed action to the arguable above judge.
Moore and Jones are bound in a bound chase branch into acclamation day — a bearings that a few months ago would accept been difficult to brainstorm in deep-red Alabama.
