Alabama GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore had no campaign events scheduled over the weekend, an unusual strategy when the special election will be held tomorrow. In fact, since the accusations of inappropriate touching of teenage girls surfaced in November, Moore has held relatively few campaign events.  His opponent, Democrat Doug Jones, has held 217 events in the last two months. Instead of personal appearances, Moore has relied on aides and surrogates to keep his name before the public.  This is a deliberate strategy to minimize his exposure to the press and avoid having to answer any embarrassing questions. Montgomery Advertiser: Whether the absence has any effect on Moore's chances remains to be seen. The Real Clear Politics polling average Saturday found Moore up 3.8 points over Jones, and no Democrat has won a statewide election in Alabama since 2008. "The Moore campaign is more worried about their base than persuading any new voters at...(Read Full Post)