You’re not the only one here who doesn’t know the truth.
Neither do I and neither does anyone reading this.
The only reason the article was worth our attention was that the story has an impact on a tight Congressional race.
If you can answer the questions:
Does a US senator’s accusation that his ex-son-in-law was physically abusive to his daughter and granddaughter have any impact on how you vote? Would it impact a significant number of voters?
with a “no” to each, then Moore shouldn’t drop out.
“Does a US senator’s accusation that his ex-son-in-law was physically abusive to his daughter and granddaughter have any impact on how you vote? Would it impact a significant number of voters?”
it makes me question why Moreno brought it up. Moreno is adding to the issue to make the seat flip or force the son in law to be tried quickly by public opinion and maybe to step down before anything is really known.
Any one could say an accusation about Moreno or any other seat holder to force them out or cause them trouble and it may or may not be true.
Voters float in the breeze, because most choose to be uneducated about who is in office or running except by whatever the MSM tells them to believe. Voters don’t do their own homework. I don’t live in OH.