Faun
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Squawkers “source?”I'm talking about the woman who said she was offered $1000 to accuse Moore.If we are supposed to believe the accusers purely on their word, why not the one who says they were paid?
Are your referring to Tipsycatlover?
You are welcome to believe whatever you like. We are not under obligation to share your delusions.
didn't hear anything about that. where did you hear about it? breitbart by chance? anyhoo... she'll have to prove the where, when, by whom etc....
Washington Post Offered Money To Roy Moore Accusers While Getting “Tips” From Mitch McConnell | Squawker
Washington Post Offered Money To Roy Moore Accusers While Getting “Tips” From Mitch McConnell
lol..............
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you are dismissed little dude.
An asshole with stolen valor who tweeted about how a “family friend” told his “wife” who then told him...
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