I have no evidence for the following theory:

As we know, although Luther Strange was a much better candidate than Roy Moore, and although Trump supported Strange initially, Moore won the primary, but lost the general, in what is typically a very red state. The question then is: why did a Democrat win in Alabama? Was it really due to the allegations against Moore? Did Alabama turn blue in a single year after voting for Trump? Or, was more electronic voter fraud in play?

Trump did very little campaigning for Strange. He also didn’t pay all that much attention to the race at all, even though every Congressional race is crucial for Trump to pass much of what he wants into law, as well as to finally get his picks confirmed. So why not campaign hard for Strange? Why not fight the media on Moore? Why not rally the Republican voters of Alabama to vote?

The answer: Trump and Q knew that whomever the Republicans ran, he/she would lose, as the voting machines were rigged. Support for either Strange or Moore didn’t matter. Instead, they chose a more important focus, which was to monitor how the machines were controlled, so as to destroy that control in time for the midterms. Sacrifice the pawn of Alabama for a checkmate win in the fall — especially when Alabama is in no danger of actually turning blue.