Double standards

[MisterVeritis]

Let's be fair -- most of those D's adamantly denied it for years before finally succumbing to admission -- and still 'got away' with it by having lucrative careers for decades before 'retiring'. Does it even trouble you that Moore has been in public service for over 40 years and not a whimper of this until now? Personally, I believe the women, but does it even trouble you?

What is there to believe? With the exception of two, Moore dated younger women and did nothing wrong. One alleged sexual assault. She also forged a yearbook entry and lied about having no further contact with Moore after the alleged assault. Of course, she failed to mention that he was the judge who dismissed her divorce case.

And the final interesting case is the 40-year-old memories of a woman who claims Moore touched her over her clothes when she was just 14. he denies it and she has been waffling just a bit recently.

I believe Moore is going to win.

[DGUtley]

What is there to believe? With the exception of two, Moore dated younger women and did nothing wrong. One alleged sexual assault. She also forged a yearbook entry and lied about having no further contact with Moore after the alleged assault. Of course, she failed to mention that he was the judge who dismissed her divorce case.

And the final interesting case is the 40-year-old memories of a woman who claims Moore touched her over her clothes when she was just 14. he denies it and she has been waffling just a bit recently.

I believe Moore is going to win.

I expect Moore to win also.

[Tahuyaman]

I expect Moore to win also.

I didn't until the last few days. I'm not sure what has caused his rise in the polls. Part of it might be doubts about his accusers motivations and truthfulness and part migh be voter disrespect for the Republican establishment leadership calling for him to step aside.

[Crepitus]

Sen. Al Franken D, Rep. Ruben Kihuen, D, both still in office, you were saying ??

Frankin under pressure to resign.

[Chris]

Frankin under pressure to resign.

So the Dems are willing to throw a few pols under the bus to go after Trump it seems.

[Crepitus]

Let's be fair -- most of those D's adamantly denied it for years before finally succumbing to admission -- and still 'got away' with it by having lucrative careers for decades before 'retiring'. Does it even trouble you that Moore has been in public service for over 40 years and not a whimper of this until now? Personally, I believe the women, but does it even trouble you?

Not a whimper? He was banned from a mall a couple of decades ago for trolling for tennagers.

[Safety]

Not a whimper? He was banned from a mall a couple of decades ago for trolling for tennagers.

They totally forgot about that little nugget. But hey, if winning is more important than adhering to the basic values their party rubs in the face of liberals every chance they get, then it's not really surprising when they vote for a child molester. I just hope they remember their actions for the future.

[hanger4]

Not a whimper? He was banned from a mall a couple of decades ago for trolling for tennagers.

Not according to the mall manager at that time.

[resister]

They totally forgot about that little nugget. But hey, if winning is more important than adhering to the basic values their party rubs in the face of liberals every chance they get, then it's not really surprising when they vote for a child molester. I just hope they remember their actions for the future.

Oh, you voted for Bill Clinton too?

[Crepitus]

They totally forgot about that little nugget. But hey, if winning is more important than adhering to the basic values their party rubs in the face of liberals every chance they get, then it's not really surprising when they vote for a child molester. I just hope they remember their actions for the future.

They will not, in fact someone will be along to deny this any second now.


Edit: exactly three minutes after the op.

Not according to the mall manager at that time.