Christian Judge Moore wants the four women to undergo polygraph tests.

[Stinky The Clown]

WHAAAAAT????


I gotta better idea.

Let's strap the belt around Judge Moore's chest and polygraph HIM.



What a fucking freak.

[workinclasszero]

1. No kidding

Shouldn't he be the one taking a lie detector test?

The machine would probably blow up.

[L. Coyote]

29. First up should be the Pussy-Grabber-in-Chief, then Roy Moore, .....

Link to tweet

[DURHAM D]

2. Anita Hill took a polygraph test and passed.

Then Clarence decided not to take one.

[Irish_Dem]

26. Yep, we've seen this before. nt

[bearsfootball516]

3. HEs trying to intimidate sexual assault victims

He wants to strap them in, and force them to relive these awful experiences. He knows they won’t want to, and then he can say “well, they must be lying!”

[Saviolo]

18. Like I said in another thread about this:

And people wonder why women don't come forward against powerful men.

It's because of shit like this! Threats of legal action! Threats of examining their sex life! Threats of ruining their lives! And especially women who have lived for years with abuse delivered to them when they were only children. And men in the GOP are standing up FOR A CHILD MOLESTER?

Men! Dudes! Guys! Collectively can we get our shit together and knock this shit off?

From this post: https://www.democraticunderground.com/10141911058

[uponit7771]

4. It sounds like he is admitting he used to date teenage girls at 32 but didn't "date" this 1 teenage

... girl who accused him of sexual advances?

This is a weird position for him, I understand the sexual assault is horrible but the fact that he used to date teenage girls at 32 makes the sexual assault allegations more probable IMHO

[Initech]

5. The GOP is really showing their true colors here aren't they?

I mean this is completely unreal. They had no problem when it was Harvey Weinstein or Kevin Spacey.

[Takket]

6. YOU FIRST, MOORE!

[global1]

7. Has Anyone In The MSM Suggested That Moore Be The One To Take The Lie Dectector Test?.....

I wonder if this was pushed - what Moore's response would be to him taking the test instead of the women?

A good case can be made for him to take the test - to clear his name and reputation. If he balks at taking the test - wouldn't that be a tell?

[Stinky The Clown]

9. Let one of the "If this is true" GOPers say that. That could get him gone.

[Locrian]

14. oh someone HAS to ask that!!

So Mr Moore - that's a great idea. I mean if you have nothing to hide....
Of course - you would be willing to take one right? Just to clear your good name?

[Wounded Bear]

24. Actually, and you might not believe it, but Chuck Todd just asked a Moore supporter that...

Had MTP on in background. Chuck brought that up as a suggestion. "If you want the women to take a polygraph, should Judge Moore take one?"

The guy kind of sputtered and waffled, of course, but basically said, "Well they made the accusations so they should be tested."

Apologies to my Southern Brethren but I think if I hear one more person with that Southern Good Ole Boy drawl defending heinous actions I will absolutely

[global1]

25. I Listened To That Interview & Heard His Sputtering....

when Todd suggested Moore take the polygraph test. They really don't know how to respond to that and therefore more of MSM needs to keep on suggesting Moore take the lie detector test. What really disturbed me about Todd's interview of this guy is that this guy said that the women that accused Trump of harrassment/attacks have been proven they were lying.

Todd didn't even acknowledge that comment - he just let the guy get away with that lie.

[gibraltar72]

8. It would seem

Common sense to just do one polygraph test. Maybe on the one whose story doesn't match. Just sayin.

[Tiggeroshii]

10. Can we start a petition?

[AllaN01Bear]

11. somone please correct me , but i thought that polygraph tests were inadmisible evideince in mosts us

courts?

[ProfessorGAC]

12. For The Most Part

And one cannot be coerced into taking one. But, this isn't court, aside from court of public opinion. And Moore better watch what he's asking for. If anyone of those women does it, and passes, he's a goner.

[Stinky The Clown]

13. Beside the point in this case. The whole discussion is pure obfuscation and distraction

[Nevernose]

27. None of this is eligible for court anyway

The clock ran out, criminal and civil, thirty years ago.

[tblue37]

30. Besides, a man with no conscience might actually defeat a polygraph. nt

[Ilsa]

15. Here's the double-standard:

Link to tweet

Jack Miller @politicalmiller

One man accused Kevin Spacey of assault and the world took it as fact.

Four women, with multiple corroborating sources, just accused Roy Moore of sexual assault.

Don't you dare start a sentence with "if it's proven true." Trust women. End of story.

2:42 PM - Nov 9, 2017

[world wide wally]

16. She isn't running for anything as far as I know, dipshit

[jl_theprofessor]

17. We shouldn't rush to discredit people who make these accusations.

Simultaneously, we still operate by the principle that that you are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. I don't think it's ever in the public's interest to simply believe an accuser at their word, which would create a terrible societal condition in which an accused is presumed guilty first. Simultaneously, character assassination of the accuser has to be stopped as well. We're creating an environment in which it is impossible to impartially gauge criminal accusations.

[Kaleva]

19. That doesn't work in politics.

[Stinky The Clown]

21. This is political, not legal. "Court of Law" has nothing to do with it.

[LiberalFighter]

23. It is not character assassination when it is true.

Especially considering the witnesses that have come forward.

If anyone is doing the character assassination it would be Moore, his brother, Bannon, Hannity, and others.

[tblue37]

31. It was too long ago, so it won't go court. nt

[louis c]

20. Simple Solution: You Take One from a Source of Our Choosing

[LiberalFighter]

22. Just polygraph?

[RandySF]

28. If Moore presses charges or files a suit

he will have to testify, under oath, whether he diddled underage girls.