John Cornyn revokes his Roy Moore endorsement

By Al Weaver

Published November 13, 2017 9:41pm ET

John Cornyn revokes his Roy Moore endorsement — "I think the president's going to need as many friendly faces around here as he can in order to get things done," Cornyn said. (AP Photo/Cliff Owen) | Cliff Owen

Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, announces Monday that he is no longer supporting Judge Roy Moore for in the Alabama Senate special election next month.

In a statement, Cornyn, the No. 2-ranking Senate Republican, said that he believes the accusations against Moore involving sexual harassment of teenage girls when he was in his thirties.

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