Posted on Dec 13, 2017
Preliminary exit poll results: How different groups voted in the U.S. senator election in Alabama...
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Question for those who generally support GOP candidates-
Does it really matter to you if a candidate is alleged to be a serial pedophile?
Is there any sort of crime upon which allegations would cause you to take pause?
Seems like a lot of people took for granted that Moore would lose on the strength of those allegations... but as we can see, there is a sizable amount of voters who weren't affected.
Does it really matter to you if a candidate is alleged to be a serial pedophile?
Is there any sort of crime upon which allegations would cause you to take pause?
Seems like a lot of people took for granted that Moore would lose on the strength of those allegations... but as we can see, there is a sizable amount of voters who weren't affected.
Preliminary exit poll results: How different groups voted in the U.S. senator election in Alabama...
Posted from washingtonpost.com
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I believe that NO ONE regardless of political affiliation wants a pedophile in office. Personally, I want pedophiles in prison. But I also know that the court of public opinion does not have the same rules of evidence as the justice system. In the absence of a law enforcement investigation concluded before election day, I think everyone needs to "weigh" the evidence for themselves.
I believe that there are people who will make false allegations, or convince others to make false accusations, as a political "dirty trick." I do not know if that is the case with Moore, or not the case.
I also believe that most Americans do not trust the media to leave their political bias "out of the print." Forty years ago, if it made it to the Huntley Brinkly News Hour, or Walter Cronkite...Yes I would assume the ^$^#* was guilty. Today... not so much.
I believe that if there are serious allegations with merit, that election to office should not be the end of the matter. If the investigation concludes that there is sufficient evidence to indict, indict and unseat. If the investigation concludes that it was a political "dirty trick" the person(s) making the false allegations should face potential criminal proceedings and civil liability.
I believe that there are people who will make false allegations, or convince others to make false accusations, as a political "dirty trick." I do not know if that is the case with Moore, or not the case.
I also believe that most Americans do not trust the media to leave their political bias "out of the print." Forty years ago, if it made it to the Huntley Brinkly News Hour, or Walter Cronkite...Yes I would assume the ^$^#* was guilty. Today... not so much.
I believe that if there are serious allegations with merit, that election to office should not be the end of the matter. If the investigation concludes that there is sufficient evidence to indict, indict and unseat. If the investigation concludes that it was a political "dirty trick" the person(s) making the false allegations should face potential criminal proceedings and civil liability.
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Same question to you: Sen. Menendez has allegations of using underage prostitutes. Why is the Left and the MSM covering for him?
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