So much for the WaPo anti-Moore story: mother of accuser admits they pressed her into it, disputes details on bedroom phone

Moore will win the Senate election. He will be ineffective as a Senator. (Thank goodness.)

And the people he'll represent won't care. The voters of Alabama have consistently elected the man, not just in spite of, but actually because of, his consistent refusal to obey the law or the Constitution. He's their kind of guy!

It's trite to say that Alabama is a joke. In international terms, the United States as a whole is increasingly seen as a joke.

Alabama is just the punch line.

"Dottie Sandusky, Jerry Sandusky's wife of 37 years, maintains that her husband ... be counted on to suppress any unpleasant ideas that might occur to them. ... And I know he did not do the horrible crimes that he's convicted of..."

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/mar/12/jerry-sanduskys-dottie-wife-husband-is-innocent

Yup, your source is Breitbart who paid the old hardcore Republican lady to tell her story. I don't blame for not citing your source. Her little daughter would have told mommy she had sex because all children tell their parents everything.

Matt Boyle and Aaron Klein work for Breitbart, which means they work for billionaire hedge fund manager Robert Mercer who is bankrolling Breitbart, Steve Bannon, Kellyanne Conway, and just about everybody else who wants to destroy America (so that the billionaires have more control and less taxes).

They manufacture propaganda in order to brainwash ignorant people into believing things that are not true.

We now know that you are in that club.

Did you hear the one about the satanic child sex ring that Hillary runs out of the basement of a pizza joint? Yes, I bet you heard that one. Many times.

^ if your fallback is to attack the source, you've already given up. You know WaPo is not reliable either.

You'd have to have facts to get past that, and there aren't any.

Father God in Heaven, Elohim knows how to resolve this ... He knows the outcome.

If Moore wins it could mean anything but one thing it could mean is persecution and lies from those that came against him.

John 3:16

Romans 10:9

So, like.... I'm pretty sure we already knew "the reporter contacted her". None of what you posted, SHA, goes any length to "disprove" anything. Maybe there's something else from your source that you meant to post instead?

Tellingly, most Moore fans aren't talking as if the whole thing is false. They're all talking as if pedophilia isn't so bad. In fact, a lot of the same people who believed that the pizza joint in DC was running a pedo ring out of its basement (that doesn't exist) are now telling us they'd like to vote for Moore because hey, pedophilia isn't so bad after all!

You clowns don't know how stupid you look trying to get this pedophile into Congress.

Alabama .. where they take the "adult" of "Adultery".

wtfunny wrote:

Alabama .. where they take the "adult" of "Adultery".

Alabama ... it can't be adultery if she is not an adult ... or my sister

OP seems to be saying that baby raping is ok because the victim wouldn't have told anyone about it if it wasn't for those pesky reporters.

Breitbart is blatantly fake and its consistently falsified content is traitorous to the United States of America. Everyone knows this. If you want to be duped and stupid, or try to peddle this sack of crap, go right ahead. This guy is a pedophile, his colleagues are admitting it, the GOP has cut off funding, and he will probably be elected in Alabama anyway, because it is Redneckistan after all. The Washington Post is a very reliable source. You call it fake news because its reporters uncover your dirty laundry, but the fact remains, it is a viable publication and you still have dirty laundry.

Bad Wigins wrote:

^ if your fallback is to attack the source, you've already given up. You know WaPo is not reliable either.

You'd have to have facts to get past that, and there aren't any.

get_married wrote:

John 3:16

Romans 10:9

Well, as long as we're quoting Scripture, here are a couple of my favorites:

1 Kings 7:23 (pi equals three!)

Judges 1:19 (the "Almighty" can't defeat iron chariots!)

Matthew 27:52-53 (zombies!)

gahuga wrote:

Tellingly, most Moore fans aren't talking as if the whole thing is false. They're all talking as if pedophilia isn't so bad. In fact, a lot of the same people who believed that the pizza joint in DC was running a pedo ring out of its basement (that doesn't exist) are now telling us they'd like to vote for Moore because hey, pedophilia isn't so bad after all!

Though all this may be true--and though I'll probably sound like a broken record--I have to repeat that I wish people would stop gnawing on this nothingburger and focus on the *fact* (not a matter of debate) that Roy Moore consistently has ignored the U.S. Constitution and the rule of law. THAT's what we should be looking at.

In any case, I think we can count on his being elected by the voters of Alabama. The Senate then has to seat him, but they can then expel him if they want. (About 20 years ago, some senator named McConnell engineered Bob Packwood's resignation under very vaguely similar circumstances.) Then Alabama's governor, also GOP, appoints another Republican in his place, and all's right with the world.

This is why journalists are the enemy of the state. They are trying to start a civil war.

That is not “the second leg, crumbled “. It’s grasping at straws.

Room talk wrote:

That is not “the second leg, crumbled “. It’s grasping at straws.

I like how when one person recalls a likely memorable, emotional, possibly traumatic event from 38 years ago, we doubt them. But when another person recalls a trivial item from 38 years ago such as "could a phone one time be in a room other than where I thought it was" we assume that they are in fact completely truthful.

The assistant DA with Moore said that he liked to hang out at the mall and hussle teenage girls.

When you do things in public, people will remember.

The Hill:

"In a statement to CNN, Teresa Jones, who served as deputy district attorney for Etowah County, Ala., from 1982 until 1985, said that multiple people thought it was unusual that Moore dated high school girls, but that no one ever raised the matter with him.

"It was common knowledge that Roy Moore dated high school girls, everyone we knew thought it was weird," Jones told CNN. "We wondered why someone his age would hang out at high school football games and the mall ... but you really wouldn't say anything to someone like that."