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In reply to the discussion: It's wrong to railroad a person. Any person. It must be said and repeated. [View all]Honeycombe8
(37,648 posts)He has not been elected (yet) by the people of his state.
He will not be railroaded. He'll be investigated, at most, it seems.
But the evidence between the two is stark. As well as well known character and prior behavior. All of this comes into play. The "evidence" against Franken was more vague, most of it by anonymous sources. Some of it ridiculous (he put his hand on my wait and "grabbed some flesh," when I asked him to take a pic with me) vs. "I was 14...he took me somewhere and fondled me and took off my clothes." Or "I was 16, he fondled my privates, locked the door, wouldn't let me out of the car, as I cried and tried to fight him off...then he stopped and warned me not to tell anyone because he was a D.A. and I was just a kid & wouldn't be believed." The claims against Moore are by people who have come forward publicly, not anonymously, some making their shocking claims on television.
Despite statements, the RNC is funding his campaign. Money = full support. The President of the U.S. has openly endorsed him and fully supports him. So Moore is not, and will not be, railroaded. He can't be.