Conservative hero Roy Moore diddles 14 year old girls

[Max E.]

Yes of course, have the FBI crime lab look at it, oops they are corrupt too. Allred is not going to allow any kind of professional examination. She said as much and we all know why not.

I am somewhat embarrassed for her. She saw this neat driveby slime job they did on Moore and thought it would be a good opportunity to pile on and regain some of her lost credibility. Only now, due to shoddy workmanship, she looks like an even bigger crook and fool, and she may have wrecked the whole setup.

This is just a warning of what can happen when amateurs try this kind of dirty trick on their own. Leave it to the experts at the DNC and CIA next time.

If this is true, then Roy Moore should/would just come out and adamantly deny the signature, no hedging your bets, nothing.

If hes truly innocent he could kick up enough of a stink in the media over the signature if he wanted too, he could say, "If the signature is analysed i will promise to step down if its mine," if he knows hes innocent he has nothing to hide, it would be very easy for him to sell his narrative on that line if he wanted too regardless,

if he said he would step down if the signature was analysed and it proved to be his, he might hav a chance.

If Gloria Allred didnt do it then they would be the ones who look like liars, and it would work for him.

If i was innocent that is the proposition i would throw out. "If this signature is analysed by independent investigators and it comes back as mine i will step aside" Thats probably the best and only move Moore has at this point.

 

[Covertibility]

https://twitter.com/x/status/932044022230716416

Who thought it was a good idea to let Alabama become a state?

 

[elderado]

https://twitter.com/x/status/932044022230716416

Who thought it was a good idea to let Alabama become a state?

Many interpretations of that little diddy. I would argue that in many ways it's correct. Certainly not a 'bama thang.

Do you really think Rielle just wanted John for John?

 

[RRY16]

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Many interpretations of that little diddy. I would argue that in many ways it's correct. Certainly not a 'bama thang.

Do you really think Rielle just wanted John for John?

Did the lady who grabbed your $20 make a grab for your Johnson?

 

[Frederick Foresight]

Statue of limitations

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[exGOPer]

 

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Alabama's biggest newspapers urge voters to 'reject Roy Moore'
http://money.cnn.com/2017/11/19/media/alabama-newspapers-editorial-roy-moore/index.html

The three biggest newspapers in Alabama have a message for their readers: "Stand for Decency, Reject Roy Moore."

The Alabama Media Group stripped the editorial across its Sunday front pages. The unusual step comes 10 days after misconduct allegations first surfaced against Moore, the Republican nominee for the state's Senate seat.

The editorial doubles as an endorsement of Moore's opponent, Democrat Doug Jones. It appears in The Birmingham News, Mobile Press-Register and The Huntsville Times and it is prominently featured on the papers' shared website AL.com.

"This is an important moment in Alabama and America, and we felt such treatment was in line with what is atstake in this race," Michelle Holmes, the VP of content for AL.com, told CNNMoney early Sunday.

The election is 23 days away.

The papers previously said that Moore was "grossly unfit" for office, but they stopped short of endorsing Jones.

Now the joint editorial board says that "there is only one candidate left in this race who has proven worthy of the task of representing Alabama. He is Doug Jones."

The editorial concludes: "The voters must make their voices heard."

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[TreeFrogTrader]

Anyone here think that Roy Moore will win?

I would not bet a dime on it but on the other hand I place his odds at closer to 50-55% which is far more than the pundits do.

The reason? Because the shock and awe of some of this women stuff will have worn off in the next couple weeks and in the meantime his campaign will bring out the big guns. The big guns will relate to reminding voters that Trump will get to appoint at least a couple more supreme court justices and if Alabamians want to preserve right to life and southern life as they know it then they need to overlook the issues with Moore and put a conservative in- whatever the moral baggage might be.

A lot of the voters there are looking for a way that they can still be moral and vote for Moore- a sinner. The right to life issue gives them that pathway. Along with the need to fend off the Chelsea Manning My Hero- Fuck You Robert E. Lee movement and related decline of civilization.

Oh, and yes, I know that the New York Post is saving a few incoming rounds for the last couple days before the election but that is a risky strategy because Moore is already making some headway by pointing out that the timing of this shows that it is more about doing a hitjob on him rather than caring about women.

Note in advance, that the tards will say later that I said that Moore will win. But I did not say that at all. I said his chances are better than the 42% that the pundits keep puking up.

I could be completely wrong, but on the other hand, I might be completely right too. I have only seen the dem candidate there on tv a couple times and he seems kind of mealy. Saying you will vote for him and showing up to vote him might be two different things.

 

[CaptainObvious]

Anyone here think that Roy Moore will win?

I would not bet a dime on it but on the other hand I place his odds at closer to 50-55% which is far more than the pundits do.

The reason? Because the shock and awe of some of this women stuff will have worn off in the next couple weeks and in the meantime his campaign will bring out the big guns. The big guns will relate to reminding voters that Trump will get to appoint at least a couple more supreme court justices and if Alabamians want to preserve right to life and southern life as they know it then they need to overlook the issues with Moore and put a conservative in- whatever the moral baggage might be.

A lot of the voters there are looking for a way that they can still be moral and vote for Moore- a sinner. The right to life issue gives them that pathway. Along with the need to fend off the Chelsea Manning My Hero- Fuck You Robert E. Lee movement and related decline of civilization.

Oh, and yes, I know that the New York Post is saving a few incoming rounds for the last couple days before the election but that is a risky strategy because Moore is already making some headway by pointing out that the timing of this shows that it is more about doing a hitjob on him rather than caring about women.

Note in advance, that the tards will say later that I said that Moore will win. But I did not say that at all. I said his chances are better than the 42% that the pundits keep puking up.

I could be completely wrong, but on the other hand, I might be completely right too. I have only seen the dem candidate there on tv a couple times and he seems kind of mealy. Saying you will vote for him and showing up to vote him might be two different things.

I hope he wins, if for no other reason as to see just how far the senate will go to circumvent the will of the people.

 

[UsualName]

I hope he wins, if for no other reason as to see just how far the senate will go to circumvent the will of the people.

I don’t know if he will win but I sure do expect my senators to do everything they can to expel him if he does win. And consider this, I am not a republican and I do not support the Trump agenda. Having a man like Moore in the senate would be a benefit to democrats in 2018 but some things are bigger than politics. We cannot accept someone who at the very least targeted teenage girls for romantic relationships when they were in their thirties. That is sick behavior and harmful to children.

The people of Alabama have every right to send Roy Moore to the Senate and the people of the nation as a whole have every right to get their senators to expel him. It’s totally within the constitution.