Sandy wrote:Jim wrote:Moore appears as a saint and has been indicted by the Washington Post, not any jury, on charges that can never be corroborated, just as in the Thomas case.
Actually, if you'd have bothered to read the article in the Post, which clearly you did not, you would discover that there is considerably more corroboration from considerably more people who were eyewitnesses, than there ever was in any accusation made by the extremist right wing media against Clinton. You can call the Post a lot of things, but these aren't people who print anything unless they can back it up with facts. Note that Jim's long rant contains not a single piece of corroborating evidence or support.
Moore wasn't just controversial because of his ten commandments monument. He has a record of corruption and self-serving political actions, across most of his career.
To understand fake news one can go here to find one of the Post's biggest frauds ever: https://www.cjr.org/the_feature/the_fab ... nalism.php. The same thing happened at the New York Times when reporter Jayson Blair simply made up what was supposed to be facts in a similar tear-jerker. The WP gave up Cooke's Pulitzer and in the process learned also how she had lied about her background. Neither "news" organization can be trusted to print the truth and has defamed Moore in bringing to light accusations that can't be corroborated, especially by any so-called eyewitnesses. Cooke's fraud had the mayor and the police looking for this non-existent kid. The Cooke LIE might never have been exposed except that somebody called out the Post. Both papers are propaganda machines for people like Bill and Hillary. People condemn Moore and practically genuflect before these outright frauds. Imagine a president having perverted exercises right in the White House--not to mention his payoff to Paula Jones of $800,000 for doing what Moore is accused of. These are the folks for whom the Post is an active gofer. If Bill was innocent enough to be president, maybe Moore is good enough for the Senate.