And as the Bonnie Prince Charles demonstrated, G-d has little sympathy for people who deliberately make colossal mistakes so as to prove He favors them. Victory takes smarts and planning, as well as being in the right. Miracles don’t happen to bunglers. not refuting anything you say, just thinking out loud.
So Roy Moore denies everything. Good. I’d like to believe him. There are five accusers, one of whom has his signature on her yearbook, and all of whom have the same lawyer, Allred (ironic, that she’s all red), and all of whose complaints go back to when he was 32, and none of which have any supporting forensic evidence. So fine. Let’s have a public moot court, televised, after a brief period of discovery, and have this whole thing tried with witnesses and evidence.
Did they make cars in 1978 that the driver could safety lock all doors on with the flick of a switch? Did Moore own such a car? What was the year, make and model of the car he did own? When and where and why did he sign the girl’s yearbook? On each of the nights in question, what did his District Attorney’s daily planner say he was doing at those times? Was he married when he was 32? Had he got religion yet when he was 32? If he was married, what did his wife know about his out-of-home activities? Were they having problems?
These are legitimate avenues of inquiry, and there are others, and until they’ve been investigated, neither McConnell nor the RNC nor the head of the Republican Senatorial Campaign nor Sessions can reach a legitimate conclusion, and jumping to one doesn’t count.
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It was proven beyond a shadow of doubt that the yearbook was a fraud. It took only one day to do so, because the fraud was so obvious that anyone actually looking at could see it was faked.
When dealing with a man of Moore’s proven stature, his word has to be taken as gold. That is the way it is with an honorable man.
Senators in general kike to be called “Honorable,” but most have proven the contrary, including McConnell and Graham.