Roy Moore had denied all allegations against him. Furthermore the Judge continued his normal progress towards elections.
Questions were raised about his affiliation with evangelicals. The President and Vice President also commented on the allegations.
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey may delay the December 12 date as Republicans push for it.
None of these issues seemed to bother Moore who had used the allegations to raise funds. Moore said “the vicious and sleazy attacks against me are growing more vicious by the minute.”
He said to his supporters by “chipping in a donation” they show that they stand by him.
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Sen. Pat Toomey said the “accusations have more credibility than the denial; I think it would be best if Roy would just step aside.”
What remained to be seen was if the supporters would answer in the positive. Many people might be skeptical about endorsing someone accused of such misconduct.
Moore could be hoping that his denial gains the trust of his supporters. It was worth a try, but everything hung on how persons felt.
Some people might desire to keep their names far removed from the issue. Sexual harassment had a way of staining a person’s name whether it’s true or not.
