Alabama’s Senate race is still in the national spotlight as the deep-red state elected a Democrat in the face of Roy Moore’s sexual harassment allegations. Ahead of the election, however, a bombshell dropped which should have significantly altered the race.
Beverly Nelson, the accuser which presented Moore’s signature on a year book as evidence, now an adult, claimed that she had a relationship with Moore while she was still a teen. She is now essentially admitting she doctored the evidence.
Nelson provided her attorney, Gloria Allred and the media with a school yearbook, purportedly signed by Moore, as evidence of their affair. While the team presented the yearbook as proof, they would not allow forensic examiners to look at it – and it has since been revealed to be a forgery, made up to discredit Moore and destroy his campaign.
These allegations so damaged his campaign that he eventually lost to a Democratic candidate; in this clip, though, Rush Limbaugh marvels at the complicity of the media and their refusal to cover the revelation that the yearbook was not authentic.
Hear Rush Limbaugh’s fiery take on the forged yearbook and the way that the Allred team withheld this crucial bit of evidence from forensic study. This short clip reveals the hypocrisy of media outlets like ABC, which covered the “affair and evidence” in detail but omitted mention of the forgery entirely.
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