Roy Moore the Pedophile

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Well. What do we make of all this?

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Anonymous wrote:Having Gloria Allred as her attorney and being with her during this press conference is the surest way of ensuring Moore of the support of Republican voters in Alabama. Allred is about as popular as Hillary in a state like Alabama.

This is exactly what's wrong with the rabid core of Bannonites and Trump supporters. They aren't motivated by anything truthful or logical or factual. They are solely motivated out of misguided spite. I swear, if Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama told them to not light their hair on fire they'd immediately be out there making stupid YouTube videos of them lighting their own hair on fire just to "spite liberals and make their heads explode." They are truly that deranged. Their doubling down on Moore proves it. And sadly even their anger and desire to be spiteful stems from the fake garbage that's been fed to them over the years by Breitbart, Daily Caller, FAUX News, et cetera.

They are destroying their coffee makers. Think about that.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Having Gloria Allred as her attorney and being with her during this press conference is the surest way of ensuring Moore of the support of Republican voters in Alabama. Allred is about as popular as Hillary in a state like Alabama.

Not any more. He’s done. Trailing in the polls. More accusers coming out. Exposed by Hannity interview. RNC bailing. Multiple Republican Senators throwing him under the bus. The only people standing up for Moore are rabid Bannonites in the Alabama GOP.

Not according to this poll taken after the news broke about the alleged molestation

http://abc3340.com/news/local/new-senate-race-poll-shows-moore-with-10-point-lead

Alabama Republicans will back him even if they don't like him because they feel that liberals and establishment Republicans are trying to bring him down.

Alabama governor still supports him.

This doesn’t read like “support” to me.
http://www.al.com/news/index.ssf/2017/11/gov_kay_ivey_to_hold_judgment.html

Given that she did not support Moore in the primary this is what she says:



Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey (R) said Monday she will still vote for Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore despite allegations he had a sexual encounter with a minor, saying “we don’t have the facts.”

“The election will be on December the 12th, and I will hold my judgment until we get more of the facts. People of Alabama need to know the facts,” Ivey said, according to AL.com.

“Based on what I know now, yes, I will vote for him,” she continued. “But we don’t have the facts. There may be some more facts to come out. But he is the party’s nominee.”

As an aside, if she turns on Moore he will run for governor against her and will likely defeat her.

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Link for the above:

http://thehill.com/homenews/360129-alabama-governor-on-moore-we-dont-have-the-facts

[Anonymous]

Since when has the GOP, especially in Alabama, cared about the facts?

[Anonymous]

Luther Strange resigns for the good of the party. Gov. appoints Sessions. New AG nominated. Strange gets a nice ambassadorship. Easy-peasy.

[Anonymous]

Oh great. The idea is being floated by the White House to remove Sessions as AG and appoint him to the vacant Alabama seat (after somehow getting rid of Moore). That would certainly make Trump happy.

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Anonymous wrote:Luther Strange resigns for the good of the party. Gov. appoints Sessions. New AG nominated. Strange gets a nice ambassadorship. Easy-peasy.

two problems

a. Sessions STILL has to run as write in. Hard enough even if Moore drops out. Harder if Moore stays in.

b. New AG needs to be confirmed by Senate. At which position on Mueller will certainly be discussed.

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Pretty good article about the fundamentalist nature of Christianity exposed by Moore election:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/acts-of-faith/wp/2017/11/13/roy-moore-allegations-prompt-reflections-on-fundamentalist-culture-in-which-some-christian-men-date-teens/?utm_term=.bc41f1bd1b8b

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Sorry, I need proof.

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It might be questionable that Sessions would be allowed to be seated by the Senate.

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Anonymous wrote:Sorry, I need proof.

Besides to woman who just told her story, and had the yearbook he signed. And was very clearly telling the trust if you listen to her. Who told several people at the time. And besides the other 4 women, and the 30 people who corroborated their claims?

So proof would be.... ? An NSA wiretap?

This is enough corroboration to convict Moore beyond a reasonable doubt, in any court.

He was 30. He drove a 15-16 year old to a private place and tried to rape her. please tell me you don't have an excuse for that too.

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Anonymous wrote:Sorry, I need proof.

What would constitute "proof", in your opinion, and how would one go about obtaining it?

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Anonymous wrote:It might be questionable that Sessions would be allowed to be seated by the Senate.

The current crop of Republicans haven't exactly distinguished themselves as profiles in courage.

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Anonymous wrote:Oh great. The idea is being floated by the White House to remove Sessions as AG and appoint him to the vacant Alabama seat (after somehow getting rid of Moore). That would certainly make Trump happy.

Yup. It solves the Alabama problem AND it enables him to shut down the FBI investigation. Win-win!