Oy Poor Roy Moore

[Dinner]

Uh, you might want to check that roll call of the VRA. Republicans supported it. Democrats opposed it.

Lying is not a godly thing. Conservatives opposed all those things and liberals got all those thing passed. Fact.

[Kidlicious]

Allred did interviews on MSNBC and CNN – hardly hostile media platforms – where she refused to affirm the credibility of that being Moore’s handwriting on the yearbook both times under direct questioning. Allred refused to meet the Moore campaign’s demand to have its authenticity independently analyzed. I even suggested this approach to my audience: have the Alabama Attorney General, the Moore campaign, and Allred each provide their chosen handwriting experts to discern its credibility. That way, both sides are represented as are the people of Alabama.

Yet along the way, Allred refused every attempt at verification. This, of course, looked suspicious. And now we know why.

On Friday, Allred and the accuser admitted they failed to disclose the yearbook inscription was doctored by the accuser. Something that wasn’t disclosed all this time until now, and in a court of law would at least lead to the evidence thrown out—if not an outright mistrial. Which means Allred either knew this in advance and didn’t disclose this potentially exonerating piece of information, or, she’s such an ambulance chasing publicity hound she didn’t care to find out before parading it before the cameras.

Translation—Allred is either a hack or a disgrace.

Either way, Allred has destroyed the credibility of her client. Not to mention likely made it harder for women in the future to be believed, even when they have stronger evidence than hearsay about what allegedly happened in Gadsden, Alabama long before Al Gore invented the Inter-Webs. At this point, the Moore Campaign should include Allred on its final disclosure report and itemize her as an in-kind contribution.

Her attorney is something else.

[Proteus_MST]

...
In a Friday afternoon press conference in Atlanta, the attorney Gloria Allred announced that the inscription and signature in Nelson’s yearbook had been analyzed by Arthur Anthony, a forensic document expert. In his report, which Allred presented to reporters, Anthony concluded that the note and signature belonged to Moore. ...

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...beverly-nelson

However, I agree with kid that it may be that Moore still gets voted,
considering that those republicans who still support Trump seem to be all too willing to overlook even the worst things their candidate did, as long as it is not a liberal who gets elected (and instead weave conspiracy theories every time that it is reveales that there are lots of spots on the white vest of their candidates)

(which is ccontrary to how things are handled by the liberals, where accusations of this kind can quickly lead to their firing, as the past months have shown (sometimes maybe even too quickly, like with this MSNBC reporter, who became the vitim of a right wing hate campaign ))

Another "nice moral behavior" by GOP supporters (from the above source):

...
After she went public last month, Nelson said, her children have been threatened and she has been afraid to leave her home. “I’m scared to go anywhere. Shopping, I have to have someone with me.”

[Kidlicious]

It's you, JR and Berz who believe a fraud now, but you still talk about us.

[-Jrabbit]

You posted a lie:

Beverly Young Nelson has now admitted to forging Moore's signature.

All I did was provide the Fox story (one of many available) stating that Moore's signature in the yearbook is real.
You and Ben immediately attacked me, but neither of you has shown any proof that your original post is true.

[Proteus_MST]

It's you, JR and Berz who believe a fraud now, but you still talk about us.

You always forget that she is no the only one who accuses Moore of such things, but that there are lots of other people ...
both, women who Moore tried to date (or harrassed them) in his 30s, when they were still teens and also people who confirm that he was known for this behavior at the local mall

[Proteus_MST]

Moore-Voters (Video in the tweet):

https://twitter.com/LPDonovan/status/939335414288211968

[Dinner]

Moore-Voters (Video in the tweet):
https://twitter.com/LPDonovan/status/939335414288211968

A case study in self delusion right there.

[ZEE]

Me and Beelzebub decided to ruin Dustin Hoffman's life now: http://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-42291775

Makes my life worth living; to see other's lives destroyed.

[Berzerker]

Yes it does. She's a fraud. She only came forward and admitted it because a hand writting expert analysed it. You're desperate. Moore is going to win. Democrats are going to keep accusing him of sexual misconduct but we don't know if it's true. You just have your wish.


She's a fraud, period. Get over it.

"Admitted"? When did she say her identification of the location was written by Moore? She said he signed her yearbook, she didn't say he added the location. On the contrary, her version makes sense - Moore wouldn't have logically written the name of the restaurant in his message, if she was committing a fraud, why would she add that? All she needed was his signature and she has that.

[Kidlicious]

The way liberals are carrying on in this thread is reason not to believe any unsubstantiated accusations. Pictures or it didn't happen, period. This bull**** is over.

[Berzerker]

Moore's signature has been substantiated...with pictures

[Kidlicious]

She made a false accusation, that he wrote those details in her yearbook. She's a false accusor. I don't believe such people. As a matter of fact I generally don't believe people that I don't know to be honest people, because most people are liars.

[Berzerker]

Where did she say Moore wrote the name of the restaurant? I heard her say he signed her yearbook, and it looks like he did.

[Proteus_MST]

She made a false accusation, that he wrote those details in her yearbook. She's a false accusor. I don't believe such people. As a matter of fact I generally don't believe people that I don't know to be honest people, because most people are liars.

AFAIK he claimed he didn't know her ... which is disproved by his signature (no matter whether the part with the restaurants name is from him or not) ... so Moore shouldn't be believed, as he is no honest person

[Berzerker]

Yes, people lie... I've noticed most or all these people being accused of sexual misconduct denied the accusations and thats not surprising. But most people dont bear false witness. I believe the same number of women have accused both Franken and Moore, if I was a juror and the prosecution paraded 8 women before me all accusing the defendant of sexual misconduct with other witnesses supporting their stories, that defendant wouldn't be walking away from that court room if I can help it.