Poll: Judge Roy Moore leads competitors in runoff

[dannno]

Let's say he posted a video on Facebook where he bragged about groping women. Should he be kicked out of school?

Was it with their consent? Did they let him do it?

 

[Zippyjuan]

Was it with their consent? Did they let him do it?

He will say they consented- whether they did or didn't. Should the school keep an admitted predator?

 

[Brian4Liberty]

Trump spokeswoman Conway says don't vote for Doug Jones so they can get a vote on the tax plan but refuses to actually endorse Roy Moore on Fox TV. When asked about voting for Moore she changed the subject back to Jones.

"And a lot of women," co-host Ainsley Earhardt added.

And that is the current political goal of this hysteria. It's all about discouraging women from voting for a specific candidate.

The other ramifications and unintended consequences of this witch hunt are secondary. The end (defeating Moore) justifies the means and the collateral damage, in the eyes of the Bolshevik establishment and leftist radicals.

 

[dannno]

He will say they consented- whether they did or didn't. Should the school keep an admitted predator?

Where did the predator stuff come from? I thought the evidence was based on the video admission?

If in the video admission, he bragged about groping women with their consent, then what is he admitting to that is illegal?

 

[Zippyjuan]

Where did the predator stuff come from? I thought the evidence was based on the video admission?

If in the video admission, he bragged about groping women with their consent, then what is he admitting to that is illegal?

Clinton never admitted wrongdoing. Should his impreachment investigation have been called off? Afterall, it was just politically motivated accusations from the opposing party.

 

[dannno]

Clinton never admitted wrongdoing. Should his impreachment investigation have been called off? Afterall, it was just politically motivated accusations from the opposing party.

His impeachment investigation was a white wash, it should have focused on his actual crimes and sexual assaults, not Lewinsky.

 

[Zippyjuan]

His impeachment investigation was a white wash, it should have focused on his actual crimes and sexual assaults, not Lewinsky.

But like Moore, they were alleged crimes. He was only found guilty of lying to congress- not for anything he actually did. If Moore deserves a pass, doesn't Clinton?

 

[Zippyjuan]

Where did the predator stuff come from? I thought the evidence was based on the video admission?

If in the video admission, he bragged about groping women with their consent, then what is he admitting to that is illegal?

Isn't the video an admission of guilt?

 

[Jamesiv1]

But like Moore, they were alleged crimes. He was only found guilty of lying to congress- not for anything he actually did. If Moore deserves a pass, doesn't Clinton?

If Moore's accuser produces a 40-yr old garment with Moore's love juice on it, yes.

 

[dannno]

But like Moore, they were alleged crimes. He was only found guilty of lying to congress- not for anything he actually did. If Moore deserves a pass, doesn't Clinton?

There are hundreds of murders, financial dealings and sexual assaults that if investigated would land both of the Clintons in jail for thousands of years.

One huge difference between Clinton and Moore is that one of Clinton's sexual assaults was witnessed by a worker at a hotel and they can corroborate the story with the woman.

 

[dannno]

Isn't the video an admission of guilt?

No, it's an admission of pimp. He specifically said the women consented. Did they? I don't know, but he did not admit guilt at all. He admitted that women wanted to fuck him for his money and power.

Pretty straightforward, unless you have Trump derangement syndrome.

 

[specsaregood]

But like Moore, they were alleged crimes. He was only found guilty of lying to congress- not for anything he actually did. If Moore deserves a pass, doesn't Clinton?

What crimes have been alleged against Moore?

 

[Jamesiv1]

Isn't the video an admission of guilt?

That recording sounds pretty much exactly like being in a courtroom, swearing on a Bible and being asked a question by the prosecuting attorney under threat of contempt of court.

Doesn't sound at all like a rich bigshot bragging to impress a giggling, fawning audience.

 

[Zippyjuan]

No, it's an admission of pimp. He specifically said the women consented. Did they? I don't know, but he did not admit guilt at all. He admitted that women wanted to $#@! him for his money and power.

Pretty straightforward, unless you have Trump derangement syndrome.

Clinton said the same thing- that it was consensual. No big deal- depending on your political leanings.

 

[dannno]

Clinton said the same thing- that it was consensual. No big deal.

Ya, the worker who heard all the commotion and screaming has a different story.

 

[Brian4Liberty]

 

[Swordsmyth]

[h=2]Manager Disputes Claim That Roy Moore Was Banned From Mall[/h]
One of the strangest allegations leveled against U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore (shown) of Alabama is that he was “banned” from a shopping mall in Gadsden, Alabama, in the late 1970s for allegedly “trolling” for young women. As with similar accusations that have been lodged against Moore, the candidate has denied the charge.
In this case, the mall manager from 1981-1998, Barnes Boyle, told local TV station WBRC late last week that Moore was never banned from the mall.
“Sure, it’s part of the job, yeah. We did have written reports and things, so, but to my knowledge, he was not banned from the mall,” Boyle told WBRC, A Fox affiliate. News anchor Janet Hall found Boyle after The New Yorker magazine ran a story citing rumors that Moore had been banned, finally conceding, “We cannot confirm that,” in regard to the magazine’s charges.
The New Yorker began digging for information on the allegations that Moore pursued teenage girls at a time he was in his early thirties. Moore has been married for almost 33 years, and has four children and five granddaughters. As Snopes — a fact-checking Internet site which is regarded as having a general liberal bias — noted, “The report, however, is based on sources recalling a rumor, in some cases.”
Snopes contacted mall officials, who told them that they do not have any records that date back that far.
The New Yorker reporter Charles Bethea appears to have based much of his story on either rumors, hearsay, or anonymous sources who asked that he leave their names out of his article.
Teresa Jones, who was a deputy attorney in Etowah County (where Moore was later a judge) in the 1980s, told CNN that she had heard a “rumor” that Moore was banned.

More at: https://www.thenewamerican.com/usne...tes-claim-that-roy-moore-was-banned-from-mall

 

[Zippyjuan]

We did have written reports and things

So he was trolling for girls at the mall, just wasn't banned from it for doing so?

information on the allegations that Moore pursued teenage girls at a time he was in his early thirties.

 

[Swordsmyth]

So he was trolling for girls at the mall, just wasn't banned from it for doing so?

So what? Idiots report all sorts of things that are not a problem.

 

[dannno]

So he was trolling for girls at the mall, just wasn't banned from it for doing so?

He didn't specifically say that the written reports were about Roy Moore and underage girls, he just said that they took and collected reports on those type of things. I suppose that could be what he meant, but he wasn't specific.