[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Mene Mene Tekel Upharsin to all of them.

[hoosiermama]

Moore must sue the yearbook queen to at least partly get his reputation back. By losing he certainly can claim damages.

[ealgeone]

You can about guarantee it! Now if we can make Mitch disappear...

[SERKIT]

They won’t disappear if Roy Sue’s them. The media will decide if those lawsuits get coverage, but they shouldn’t disappear.

[alancarp]

Their time of usefulness has expired.

[BraveMan]

This will not stem the tide of false accusations any more than the exposing of Cristal Magnum did. The practice will continue apace.

[Sacajaweau]

Also check out their new BMWs, a vacation in Paris etc etc. And a magazine (which had a contract for a future story) will come through.

Who said crime doesn't pay?

[Paladin2]

They weren’t bought, only rented.

[The Great RJ]

Exactly...there will be no legal cases or further action from any of these women. They were hired to smear Moore and succeeded with these lies. In the mean time the liberals have not faced the 800# gorilla in the corner, Bill Clinton, and have conveniently forgotten, the cigar, the semen stained blue dress and a 18 year old White House intern

[exDemMom]

The politics of character assassination works, and has worked for decades. The Democrats are masters at this. If they can destroy someone’s reputation, they don’t actually have to be qualified for the job. When is the last time a Democrat actually presented their qualifications and campaigned on why they are the better candidate?

We need to come up with a strategy to make voters question the motives of the accusers. Many people already did that in this election, but not enough. Obviously, there is a significant number of voters who are willing to sit out an election and give it to the unqualified liberal on the basis of uncorroborated, unproven accusations—because the Democrats successfully made them doubt the conservative candidate. When voters turn on the Democrats for throwing up these accusations, and rightfully question their motives—e.g., we know that Democrats are against morality, so why are they making it an issue?—and instead challenge the Democrats to run on issues and qualifications, we’ll have made progress. Until then, we have a long ways to go.

[metmom]

My thought exactly.

No more need for them.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

I do hope that Moore follows through with his threat to sue them. And wins big.

[NorthMountain]

Complete falsehoods were used to win politically.

This Senate campaign was a trial. It succeeded. People are stupid enough to believe the crap that the Swampocrats and their propaganda ministers in Big Media publish.

Look for next year's mid-term elections to be loaded with obviously (to thinking individuals) false accusations of all sorts of sexual and financial misconduct ... all directed at Republican candidates who won't kiss McConnell's or Ryan's ass.

[the OlLine Rebel]

Ooooo, odd title.

More like, “who falsely accused Moore disappear”!

[DoodleDawg]

Is Moore going to sue like he threatened to?

[Pollard]

It was Moore's election to lose and he did about as well as he could at losing.

Poor interview with Hannity - sounded like maybe he did date teens. Also seems like he's not much of a fighter.

wikipedia entry: """Moore met his wife, Kayla Kisor, when she was a teenager performing at a dance recital. In his 2005 autobiography, Moore described his reaction, writing: "I knew Kayla was going to be a special person in my life.""""

She was a teen, he was 30ish. Kind of looking like he dated teens. Not illegal and in that time and place, not necessarily improper but there is a saying - cradle robber - so some people do have a problem with it.

"""roy moore says he first noticed his wife when she was 15 or 16 years old"""

Dozens of search results with that exact wording.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=roy+moore+says+he+first+noticed+his+wife+when+she+was+15+or+16+years+old&t=palemoon&ia=web

At this point most people are thinking, yup, he liked em young

Lots of improper use of the term pedophile by the msm, dems and even some conservatives.

Knowing all this, what does he do? Somewhat disappears from public view until... Hey, I've got a great idea. The msm is calling me a pedo. I think I'll do an interview with a girl a couple of years younger than the youngest one I'm accused of groping while on a date.

Did the RNC let him down? Yup. Is the msm out of control? Yup, we know that. Do conservatives worry too much about outward appearances? Yup. Did Moore lose as much as he got beaten? Yup

21,000 republicans, most likely ones with teenaged, female relatives, stayed home.

[BlackbirdSST]

I rarely go out of my way to repeat a point, but...The wrong Senator from Kentucky got his a$$ kicked!

[PBRCat]

This is Gloria Allred’s usual modus operandi. She calls a press conference, presents her latest client, a weeping woman alleging that she was a victim, smears a Republican, and, ultimately, once the news media leaves, no legal suit usually follows.

One wonders if California will ever discipline Allred for her activities. It is curious that so many people flock to her office when their claims have no jurisdictional nexus to California whatsoever.

[Kriggerel]

...Once again proving the awesome, sheer power of trial by accusation.

Accused is the same as tried, convicted and executed.

One of my very first posts on here was when Herman Cain was accused, and I said: “Stick a fork in him, he’s done.” A lot of folks took severe umbrage at that, but the fact remained that Cain was (1) An African American, who had DARED to step off the plantation, (2) An African American, who had become wealthy and successful outside of sports or entertainment, and thus: (3) A sell-out, coon, and Uncle Tom.

[Slyfox]

They all got their money and their 15 minutes of fame.

[JimRed]

Call ‘em all in, and question them UNDER OATH. See how many stories change.