Or dear lord...now Trump's goon is saying that the yearbook signature was that of Moore's assistant.

[Atman]

His assistant's name had the initials "D.A." so obviously it was that same signature as his assistant used to use when auto-signing documents for Roy Moore. Unbelievable. Literally unbelievable.

BTW, this "DA" bullshit only relates to the last accuser. They still didn't make any attempt to explain the relationship with the 14 year old, or the others. Just the "DA" in the yearbook signature.

[Vinca]

1. Guess they haven't heard of handwriting analysis.

[Kirk Lover]

2. Surely we have plenty of crap that no more Moore has signed to compare it to.

That is the STUPIDEST excuse...like anybody is going to believe that bullshit??? Ummmm no.

[mahatmakanejeeves]

3. Surprised they didn't think of this:

[Corgigal]

4. Pseudoscience

Next?

[The_Casual_Observer]

5. Right, his assistant signed a yearbook for him with a warm inscription.

and Moore just happened to be a District Attorney with a big ego that probably wanted to be impressive with the title.

[DeminPennswoods]

6. Is the assistant still living?

Then he, presumably, should be brought front and center to say he was the one who actually signed the yearbook.

It was eye-rolling, too, that they had a handwriting expert analyze the writing. Can't Moore say for himself it isn't his writing? Also, people's handwriting changes over time as dexterity and eyesight decline. My own signature looks different than it did 30 years ago.

[Lochloosa]

7. ....

[gratuitous]

8. Let's fling this turd

Did it stick to the wall? No? Well how about this one?

The stink of desperation is beginning to cling to Moore and his loyalists.

[Oneironaut]

9. That makes no sense. Why would he put Roy Moores name and then his own initials?

The cognitive dissonance is in full swing.

[Atman]

11. They then showed an old contract that Roy had signed.

Next to Moore's signature was a very small /DA in a different pen, totally different handwriting. Not even close. But that was supposed to prove that the Roy Moore, DA, a known dater of teenaged girls, didn't sign the teenaged girl's yearbook because he once had an assistant with the initials D.A. Very sad.

BTW, they presented ONE document, ONE contract with a tiny "DA" added after Roy Moore's signature. Not dozens of them with the same inscriptions, just ONE.

[Oneironaut]

12. Cognitive dissonance solved!

They can go on believing that Roy Moore is an angel. They have their one fortress of solitude in a sea of incriminating evidence.

It’s kind of like concluding that the world hasn’t ended because one tree in a sea of ash and smoke was left standing. “See! This is all anybody should care about!”

[VMA131Marine]

10. Least.Believable.Excuse.Ever.!

Maybe Trump could get away with shooting someone on 5th Avenue, but I don't think Roy Moore can. Any bets on whether Hannity buys into this? The clock is ticking.

[unblock]

13. wow, he trolls so many underage girls he needs an assistant to do the paperwork?

[Tom Rinaldo]

14. For that to be true Moore's assistant would have had to be there in that restaurant at the time

or at some later date gotten hold of her yearbook and signed it with a then nonsensical note. Why would either have happened? I am not sure which is a more stupid scenario to believe possible. Either proposition is completely ludicrous.

[NastyRiffraff]

15. Apparently Moore himself didn't deny it was his signature

They're just making it up as they go along.

[edbermac]

16. Fake news, fake signature, fake Hawaiian birth certificate...

Right out of the GOP playbook.

[uponit7771]

17. They're wanting the year book thinking Alred wont give it up