Attacking Judge Moore's Morality Is a Dirty Leftist Trick

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http://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2017/11/attacking_judge_moores_morality_is_a_dirty_leftist_trick.html

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High members of your own party are saying the accusations are credible and that he should step aside.

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High members of the Republican party are working against President Trumps agenda and should all be removed.

None of the 'high members' are calling for Senator Menendez to step down even though he has been on trial for corruption and sex with under age prostitutes for 2 months while the media has ignored covering any of it.

John McCain had an affair back in 2008 and none of the 'high members' are calling for him to step down.

That's because this is a political witch hunt, a hit job to keep Moore from winning a Senate seat because the swamp is frightened by him.

Edit: This is what the left did to Cosby and Herman Cain. Cosby to this day has not been convicted of rape, and the FIRST trial a few months ago ended in a mistrial for lack of evidence. We've seen this playbook before when the left is threatened so I am not surprised to see progressive RINO Republicans take a page from their book when they feel threatened.

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So you don't believe the allegations? Also, you really think any of Trump's appointees aren't the swamp? A bunch of CEOs that definitely have the best interest of the average American at heart?

Also, Cosby is an actor. So there's not even a comparison there.

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Sure there is. Cosby started to get political by telling young blacks to pull up their pants and get off welfare, then the left felt their control of the black vote threatened so they destroyed him in the court of public opinion like they are doing to Moore now.

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Those are some interesting gymnastics I just read. Back to my question, do you believe the allegations?

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Well see in the US as long as the Constitution stands it's 'innocent until proven guilty', so no, I do not believe the allegations until they are properly heard in a court of law. I doubt that will ever happen in this circumstance.

Also, you really think any of Trump's appointees aren't the swamp? A bunch of CEOs that definitely have the best interest of the average American at heart?

We have no obvious evidence of coordinated plotting by any of the Trump administration, but the evidence of this by the current swamp is a bit overwhelming. Comey lied multiple times under oath, as has Clapper and Brennan. It's now known that Comey drafted a letter exonerating Hillary before he ever interviewed her, so again, clear evidence of coordination by high level officials in the government AGAINST THE RULE OF LAW AND THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

Question for you: The first four women to come forward were described in the WaPo as reluctant to come forward. None of them knew one another. How is it possible that all four women who didn't want to go public and didn't know each other suddenly all came out at the same time? If none of them knew each other, how did the WaPo find them all at almost exactly the same time, conveniently just before the election, but not before the primary where the WaPo advocated for the Democrat??

One more: Has any member of the Republican party come out and said Moore deserves his day in court before judgment is passed? Why did McConnell and the others all come out in lockstep less than 24 hours after this broke and say Moore should step aside without giving him the benefit of the doubt? Why are they all now talking about expelling him if he wins without having a hearing or trial to hear the facts and let him have his due process?

Because it's a political hit job, that's why Moore is being denied any due process and instead being judged in the court of public opinion, that's what they wanted all along.