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mahatmakanejeeves

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17. Roy Moore campaign says 'sleazy tactics' led to report critical of foundation
Fri Oct 13, 2017, 12:47 PM
Oct 2017

Retweeted by Dave Weigel: https://twitter.com/daveweigel

Read twice to be sure. Moore spokesman:
• report's a "sleazy tactic"
• WaPo "liberal"
• journalist R bullies
• DID NOT DENY ANY OF THE STORY



Roy Moore campaign says 'sleazy tactics' led to report critical of foundation https://trib.al/jZLTh6W



Roy Moore campaign says 'sleazy tactics' led to report critical of foundation

Updated on October 12, 2017 at 7:24 PM Posted on October 12, 2017 at 6:37 PM

By Paul Gattis pgattis@al.com

More than 24 hours after a Washington Post report told of questionable accounting practices in Senate candidate Roy Moore's non-profit foundation, the campaign fired back with a defiant statement that accused the newspaper of "sleazy tactics." ... The campaign released a statement just after 6 p.m. Thursday from campaign chair Bill Armistead.
....

Moore is speaking at a Republican gala in Huntsville on Thursday night and was scheduled to meet briefly with reporters after the speech. But at the gala, the Moore campaign said that Moore will now no longer talk with reporters.

In his statement, Armistead blasted The Post and the story's reporters but took no issue with the contents of the newspaper report. ... "In the past week, two reporters for the Washington Post have engaged in writing a so-called 'investigative' report on Judge Roy Moore," Armistead said. "They have harassed family, friends and neighbors and have also attempted to gain access to the Foundation of Moral Law building under false pretensions. That story culminated in an article published yesterday morning.
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Updated today, Oct. 12, 2017, at 7:23 p.m. with Moore refusing to meet with reporters as scheduled at Huntsville event.
So, how many Commandments did he break? chelsea0011 Oct 2017 #1
You do know, of course matt819 Oct 2017 #2
anothewr holier than tho bluestarone Oct 2017 #3
That "charity's" tax-exempt status is under review -- eppur_se_muova Oct 2017 #4
"Moral Law" get the red out Oct 2017 #5
Just getting ready to post the same thing. MuseRider Oct 2017 #7
Actually, Aren't They All? ProfessorGAC Oct 2017 #8
His charity was to promote "moral law" get the red out Oct 2017 #11
You're Absolutely Right ProfessorGAC Oct 2017 #13
A man after Drumpf's own heart Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Oct 2017 #6
Where is deepthroat when you need him? Ray Bruns Oct 2017 #9
the new moores law... Javaman Oct 2017 #10
Seems quick Trump-like to me NewJeffCT Oct 2017 #12
Does the IRS know about this? DFW Oct 2017 #14
A pig at the money trough Angry Dragon Oct 2017 #15
Let me guess: They hold 501(C)(3) status jmowreader Oct 2017 #16
Roy Moore campaign says 'sleazy tactics' led to report critical of foundation mahatmakanejeeves Oct 2017 #17
Does anyone in AL give a fuck? maxsolomon Oct 2017 #18
Lock Him Up SeattlePop Oct 2017 #19
LOCK HIM UP!!! LOCK HIM UP!!!! Bengus81 Oct 2017 #20
Oh good, I was worried.... louis-t Oct 2017 #21
What kind of, so called, charity was it. I can just imagine. demosincebirth Oct 2017 #22
Is this being reported in local news media in Alabama? kimbutgar Oct 2017 #23
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