Poll: Judge Roy Moore leads competitors in runoff

[angelatc]

This has all the signs of a set up to me. I don't particularly care for the guy but I hope he sues the hell out of them, especially if he gets evidence of collusion.

I am going to wait and see. I'm not a huge Moore fan so I'm not terribly invested here but there are witnesses of sorts who say the victims told them about it years ago.

[Jamesiv1]

The only hurdle they failed to plan for was an unintended consequence – rejection. Real men with any sense at all want nothing to do with them. They simply don’t want to associate with them, work next to them, date them, marry them, or have sex with them. The result is an idiotic sub-culture of sexually frustrated feminazis who moronically believe that screaming helplessly at the sky will somehow benefit society.

Truth. With laser-point accuracy.

[donnay]

Next, they'll start smearing anybody that endorsed him that haven't actively taken it back already. I wonder if any of these sleaze bags have had the audacity to contact Randal and suggest he drop his endorsement.

They aren't worried about Rand now, he is out of commission just like they planned.

They are going to go after anyone who is an ally for Trump. I am not sure why a lot of people aren't seeing a coup forming here.

[EBounding]

This guy is doing a terrible job at denying it though.

[specsaregood]

This guy is doing a terrible job at denying it though.

From what I can tell, of all the stories told there is only one that is actually bad and requires denying. The rest are pretty timid by pretty much any standard.

[Anti Federalist]

The only thing I know with absolute certainty is that Moore has the correct enemies.

Yup.

Sorry, but it's all out war now, and the enemy of my enemy is my friend.

[specsaregood]

Yup.
Sorry, but it's all out war now, and the enemy of my enemy is my friend.

On that note:
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/pol...-moore-n819906

excerpts:

In Alabama, Republican Voters Stand by Roy Moore

"I don’t know whether he did those things. It’s not for me to say, or judge, whether he did those things," Cox said Friday, referring to the embattled GOP candidate in his state's U.S. Senate race. "What I do know is that he’s done a lot of good for the state of Alabama. He’s stood by his convictions."
...
Of more than 15 Republican voters in Alabama interviewed by NBC News, none said their support for Moore would change.

Most said they didn't believe the allegations and some said even if they are true, that wouldn't sway their vote for him next month because they think Moore is a good man, should be forgiven and they could never bring themselves to vote for a Democrat anyway. Several attacked the media.
...
Why would they wait until now to come forward with this unless someone put them up to it," said Tony Emfinger, a 57-year-old barback at the tavern.
"What he stood for then, what he stands for now, that’s why I want him" in the Senate, Emfinger said
...
"Not until this race did the media go digging around on him," said Charles Bodenheimer, a 39-year-old garbage truck driver from Tallassee, Ala., as he sat on a park bench in Montgomery. "If (the allegations) are true, then why did (the women) wait so long to say anything?"

Bodenheimer, who voted for Sen. Luther Strange in the primary and runoff, said he was now backing Moore because Jones is "an absolutely immoral man,"
...
We’ve all made mistakes in the past, we all have sins," said Alexander, who backed Moore in the primary and the runoff. "He should stay in, and he will stay in. No charges will be brought."

"I’ve got his back," Alexander added.

Women were as adamant in their continued support for Moore, too.


more at link...

[Swordsmyth]

Moore also said there would be new "revelations" in connection with the newspaper report that brought allegations of sexual misconduct to light.
"In the next few days there will be revelations about the motivations and the content of this article that will be brought to the public," he said. "We fully expect the people of Alabama to see through this charade."
A spokesman for Moore declined to provide further information about what information those revelations might contain.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/gop-p...-politics.html

[parocks]

From what I can tell, of all the stories told there is only one that is actually bad and requires denying. The rest are pretty timid by pretty much any standard.

Yeah I just did a quick look at one story, and just by the ages, there's 1 14, and the rest are 16+. There was no sex apparently in any of the stories.

[enhanced_deficit]

With the news reports that accuser had worked for Hillary Clinton campaign, his chances of win have probably increased.
Such is state of US politics.

[anaconda]

They aren't worried about Rand now, he is out of commission just like they planned.

They are going to go after anyone who is an ally for Trump. I am not sure why a lot of people aren't seeing a coup forming here.

Rand seems hardly out of commission. He's the eye of the hurricane this year.

[anaconda]

If Moore simply votes per the Constitution then he is fit for office.

[William Tell]

Exclusive — Alabama Polls: Judge Roy Moore Maintains Double Digit Lead Over Democrat Doug Jones Before, After WaPo Smear

MONTGOMERY, Alabama — Two new polls demonstrate that GOP nominee for the U.S. Senate Judge Roy Moore remains unaffected entirely by smears in the Washington Post against him, and his lead before the Post piece on Thursday afternoon remains intact.

One of the polls, which were both provided by the pollster to Breitbart News exclusively on Saturday evening, was conducted on Thursday morning before the publication of the Post piece that afternoon. The second one was conducted on Sunday evening. Together, they show Judge Moore’s lead over Democrat Doug Jones has been virtually unaffected since the Post story came out.

The first survey, which was conducted entirely before noon local time on Thursday, shows Moore leading Jones by 50 percent to 39.2 percent with 10.8 percent undecided. That survey of 1,354 likely voters in the upcoming Dec. 12 special election has a margin of error of 3.5 percent.

The second survey, conducted Saturday evening—two days after the Post piece hit, roiling Alabama’s political scene—shows Moore and Jones with about the exact same percentages as before. Moore’s position in this second poll is 49.8 percent—meaning he only dropped 0.2 percent since the story hit—and Jones has only picked up 0.4 percent to reach 39.6 percent total. The second survey, which polled 1,536 likely voters with a margin of error of 3.3 percent, has 10.5 percent as undecided.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-governm...er-wapo-smear/

[RonPaulMall]

Mother refutes key element of accuser's story:

http://www.breitbart.com/jerusalem/2...conduct-story/

Pretty unbelievable to me, but Moore is still sitting at 54 cents on PredictIt. Those are pretty amazing odds that would deliver you a near 100% return on investment for something that still seems highly certain to happen. Better than any sports bet you could make, that's for sure.

[Voluntarist]

xxxxx

[fedupinmo]

Hot diggety dog ... I think we've finally found our path to anarchy!

[Sammy]

Bannon: Roy Moore Is a Bannonite on Foreign Policy Too

http://nationalinterest.org/feature/bannon-roy-moore-bannonite-foreign-policy-too-22496

He sounds good on Foreign Policy...

[Brian4Liberty]

I haven't kept up on this story. How many women did he rape? How many women did he beat? How many women did he kill? How many girls under the age of consent (what was it back then?) did he have sex with?

[phill4paul]

I haven't kept up on this story. How many women did he rape? How many women did he beat? How many women did he kill? How many girls under the age of consent (what was it back then?) did he have sex with?

None. None. None. None.

The only allegation which may be considered criminal was supposedly heavy petting, through clothing, with a 14 yr. old when he was 32.

[specsaregood]

I haven't kept up on this story. How many women did he rape? How many women did he beat? How many women did he kill? How many girls under the age of consent (what was it back then?) did he have sex with?

Zero according to the claims.

[Brian4Liberty]

None. None. None. None.

The only allegation which may be considered criminal was supposedly heavy petting, through clothing, with a 14 yr. old when he was 32.

Zero according to the claims.

That's good to know. Judging by the hysterical outrage, you'd think there was a mass grave where he buried the remains of all of the women and girls he had raped.

[phill4paul]

That's good to know. Judging by the hysterical outrage, you'd think there was a mass grave where he buried the remains of all of the women and girls he had raped.

It is EXACTLY the same WAPO hit that they ran against Herman Cain. To a "T."

QUOTES FROM MY 12.6.11 ARTICLE ON HERMAN CAIN – PLEASE NOTICE THE STARK SIMILARITIES TO THE WASHINGTON POST SMEAR-JOB ON ROY MOORE

[Ginger] White has the whole combo-platter of questionable accuser attributes: She’s another financially troubled, twice-divorced, unemployed single mother, who has claimed sexual harassment in the past, declared bankruptcy once, was accused of stalking and had a libel judgment entered against her just this year. So far in 2011, she’s had nine liens put on her property.

Then we found out Sharon [Bialek] was in constant financial trouble, had been involved in a paternity lawsuit, was known as a “gold digger,” had a string of debts and had twice filed for personal bankruptcy. Also, she admitted she knew Obama’s dirty tricks specialist, David Axelrod.

As if that weren’t enough, then it turned out that Karen [Kraushaar] had also filed a complaint at her next job just three years later, charging that a manager had circulated a sexually explicit joke email comparing computers to men and women. She demanded a raise and the right to work at home.

MY QUOTES FROM THE HERMAN CAIN ARTICLE THAT APPLY TO THE ROY MOORE SITUATION

GOSSIP GAME

This lynching of Herman Cain [and also Roy Moore] reminds me of when we used to play the game of Gossip as little children. We would sit in a circle; and the first person in the circle would start a story. Each of us in turn would whisper into the next person’s ear the same story but would add a piece of gossip to it. Then the last person in the circle would tell the complete story adding all the pieces of gossip, and we would all laugh as we heard how vastly the story had changed from the beginning version. Of course, the point was to demonstrate how hearsay and gossip could affect the original version.

Why as American voters are we not smart enough to put two and two together to figure out that this whole thing was a diabolical and contrived plot to destroy the Republican candidate whom Obama feared the most – Herman Cain? By being gullible, we have allowed the Saul Alinsky Method to succeed. This does not bode well for the future of our country’s elections, and I am desperately concerned that solid conservative candidates will be afraid to throw their names into the political ring.

I believe in time Herman Cain’s name will be cleared as the truth comes out. It is my hope that he will not stop investigating until he finds out who was behind this lynching. [By the way, as soon as Herman Cain dropped out of the campaign, these women were never heard from again.]

If for no other reason than to help those conservative candidates who come after him [e.g., Roy Moore], Herman Cain needs to pursue this investigation…

With each succeeding victory, those who wish to do evil are emboldened. The way to stop this is to locate those responsible, force them into the “light of public scrutiny,” file defamation of character charges against them, and even sentence them to prison time if criminal acts have been committed. The way to stop a bully is through strength, not appeasement.

http://www.educationviews.org/pass-roy-moore-test/

[sparebulb]

None. None. None. None.

The only allegation which may be considered criminal was supposedly heavy petting, through clothing, with a 14 yr. old when he was 32.

If it were football, if no part of the "ball" passes above the plane of the goal line, then no score.

[nikcers]

If it were football, if no part of the "ball" passes above the plane of the goal line, then no score.

Grass on the field play ball?

[sparebulb]

Grass on the field play ball?

Let the metaphors begin....

[donnay]

[Zippyjuan]

Even Alex Jones calls that an "unsubstantiated rumor".

https://www.infowars.com/claim-repor...-accuse-moore/

The unconfirmed rumor,

the claim has yet to be verified,

Source also says Obama is from Kenya. https://twitter.com/umpire43?ref_src...exual-abuse%2F

[euphemia]

As someone commented during the Clarence Thomas hearings: "It's not the nature of the evidence. It's the seriousness of the charges."

[donnay]

EXCLUSIVE – Mother of Roy Moore Accuser: Washington Post Reporters Convinced My Daughter to Go Public
http://www.breitbart.com/big-journal...itbart+News%29

[Anti Federalist]

EXCLUSIVE – Mother of Roy Moore Accuser: Washington Post Reporters Convinced My Daughter to Go Public
http://www.breitbart.com/big-journal...itbart+News%29

From the article:

Corfman’s mother, Wells, told Breitbart News that reporters for the Washington Post convinced her daughter to give them an interview.

“She did not go to them,” said Wells. “They called her.”

So if this woman, and the other women, never came forward, and the WaPo had to "convince" them to tell their story, how did the WaPo know which women to approach? Did they just troll the whole state?

I'm not in Alabama, I'm not sure what to think of Moore, (wonder what he thinks of the good doctor?) but this is utter hore$#@! on the part of WaPo.

Hope they get sued blind.