Alabama Republican Roy Moore says a lawsuit will be filed over the newspaper report carrying allegations that he had sexual contact with a 14-year-old girl four decades ago and that neither Democrats nor Republicans want to see him win a special Senate election.
While pressure to quit the race four weeks before Election Day intensified from within the Republican Party, Moore assured supporters Sunday night at a Huntsville, Alabama, gym that the Washington Post story was "fake news" and "a desperate attempt to stop my political campaign."
Moore said allegations that he was involved with a minor child are "untrue" and said the newspaper "will be sued," drawing a round of applause. The former judge also questioned why such allegations would be leveled for the first time so close to the special election in spite of his decades in public life.
"Why would they come now? Because there are groups that don't want me in the United States Senate," he said, naming the Democratic Party and the Republican establishment and accusing them of working together. He added, "We do not plan to let anybody deter us from this race."
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Go for broke and take them to the cleaners and put them out of business and the accusers as you wish.
ReplyDeleteI hope he wins. It is a funny time for these people to suddenly come forward. Very difficult to prove things that happened that long ago, but once stated it gets in peoples minds even if he is innocent.
ReplyDeleteIf untrue, it's a real shame , because
ReplyDeleteregardless, the majority of people would
rather believe the worst .That's human
nature, sad but true.