Feel bad? You should be furious. This is the Modus Operandi of the Democrat party for decades.
They have made a tactical mistake by releasing the current false charge too early. Even though they think they are great at technology they get run over by people like us on FR and in conservative web sites with smarter people who can rip their lies apart.
They will now come up with one person accusing Moore of some tripe every week until the election. They think that one of those false charges will be leveled too late for conservatives to debunk in time.
They have done this for more years than I can remember and as soon as the election is over the so-called women will crawl back under their respective rocks.
This thing is being done with the blessing of McConnell/Ryan as they know we are on to them and have had enough. This is a pure political power play that is striking at the heart of our Republic and if they win they will have told us exactly who runs the Country and who has been relegated to the level of tax-paying serf.
I am not being hyperbolic: This election could possibly be the turning point in whether the US will survive as a free nation.
100% agree. The results of this dirty trick could be a deadly civil war, if it turns out badly for our man Roy Moore.
Yep. We are there.
Yuppo, You could easily assemble a brain-trust of high IQ individuals from FR that would stack up to any group anywhere!
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes....Freepers/Treepers/Pedes/Pols will hand out those prizes :-)
You are right. Examples:
Robert Bork (1987) (Following Bork's nomination, Sen. Ted Kennedy took to the Senate floor with a strong condemnation of Bork. Bork responded, "There was not a line in that speech that was accurate." In an obituary of Kennedy, The Economist remarked that Bork may well have been correct, "but it worked."),
Clarence Thomas (1991) (Thomas's confirmation hearings were bitter and intensely fought, centering on an accusation that he had sexually harassed attorney Anita Hill, a subordinate at the Department of Education and subsequently at the EEOC.)