Political hit-job? Alabama woman claims WaPo reporter offered her thousand$ to accuse Judge Roy Moore of sexual abuse

Jim Hoft
Gateway Pundit
Sat, 11 Nov 2017 14:48 UTC

Alabama Judge Roy Moore won the Republican senate primary to replace Jeff Sessions in September.

Judge Moore is a conservative favorite. Establishment Republicans fear him.

On Thursday the far left Washington Post accused Judge Moore of dating a 14 year-old girl in 1979.

Judge Moore has denied the charges.

Now this...

A Navy veteran who served 22 years for his country and then served in the Secret Service claims a family friend who lives in Alabama told his wife that a Washington Post reporter "named Beth" approached her and offered her THOUSANDS to accuse Judge Roy Moore of inappropriate sexual advances!

Comment: That would be Beth Reinhard, who broke the story.

Of course this is HUGE news if true.

The family friend reportedly has a picture of the reporter and contacted the Etowah county District Attorney.

They went to the local DA instead of the FBI because EVERYONE today knows the FBI and DOJ has been compromised and cannot be trusted.

UPDATE: We have not been able to confirm these allegations by Doug Lewis.

Comment: Moore is set to go up against Democrat contender Doug Jones in a special election on December 12, 2017. This 'scandal' smacks of a political hit-job to hurt Moore's campaign. Do not underestimate the lengths the Democratic "cult" (former party leader Donna Brazile's term) will go to to smear a potential Trump ally in the Senate.