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Now that the Dec. 12 date is passed, and Doug Jones squeaked out a tie victory (less than 1%), thanks to a lot of very dumb Alabama voters, it's time to investigate the accusers who put Jones over the top. As many in the country see these women as probable paid hit women, it should be interesting to see if their financial conditions change over the next year (2018).
If these accusers did get paid for acting, they will be people who likely are hard pressed for money, and not likely to hold back on spending it. Should be interesting to see if they suddenly find themselves in a new house or car, wearing high-priced clothes and jewelry, buying boats, going on expensive vacations, quitting jobs, and investing significant sums of money.
Questions will be asked. If these woman become rolling in dough, the Moore campaign people as well as the US govt, should be asking them where they got all this money. Anyone could find ways to hide money, but spending it is another thing. Spending always has people on the seller side of the sale. Some of those sellers are bound to be Republicans, and knowledgable of who these women are.
They also would not be fond of the idea of losing a US Senate seat to a wacky headed Democrat, with hare-brained policies. If these accusers start spending big bucks, a thorough investigation must commence immediately. That goes for the ones who accused President Trump too. If/whenever bribery is discovered, the payers should be prosecuted along with the accusers. That could start with investigating California congresswomen Jackie Spier (D-CA), Rep. Lois Frankel (D-FL), Sen. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY), et al who, calling for an investigation of Trump, seem to have an inordinate interest in these accuser women.
Sickening to see Doug Jones talking about what his people "showed" the country. All they showed is that a high level govt job can be won by DECEITFUL CHEATING, and the govt must be tougher against the cheaters. Now that Democrats have found they can win just by throwing charges against their opponent (with zero proof), how many Republicans running for office will now be accused of every unprovable thing you can think of ? This is one of the worst things to happen to our democracy in its history.
If these accusers did get paid for acting, they will be people who likely are hard pressed for money, and not likely to hold back on spending it. Should be interesting to see if they suddenly find themselves in a new house or car, wearing high-priced clothes and jewelry, buying boats, going on expensive vacations, quitting jobs, and investing significant sums of money.
Questions will be asked. If these woman become rolling in dough, the Moore campaign people as well as the US govt, should be asking them where they got all this money. Anyone could find ways to hide money, but spending it is another thing. Spending always has people on the seller side of the sale. Some of those sellers are bound to be Republicans, and knowledgable of who these women are.
They also would not be fond of the idea of losing a US Senate seat to a wacky headed Democrat, with hare-brained policies. If these accusers start spending big bucks, a thorough investigation must commence immediately. That goes for the ones who accused President Trump too. If/whenever bribery is discovered, the payers should be prosecuted along with the accusers. That could start with investigating California congresswomen Jackie Spier (D-CA), Rep. Lois Frankel (D-FL), Sen. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY), et al who, calling for an investigation of Trump, seem to have an inordinate interest in these accuser women.
Sickening to see Doug Jones talking about what his people "showed" the country. All they showed is that a high level govt job can be won by DECEITFUL CHEATING, and the govt must be tougher against the cheaters. Now that Democrats have found they can win just by throwing charges against their opponent (with zero proof), how many Republicans running for office will now be accused of every unprovable thing you can think of ? This is one of the worst things to happen to our democracy in its history.