Columbia,
SC — Tuesday, the RNC resumed funding the Roy Moore for US Senate
campaign in Alabama, despite numerous and credible allegations
against the
candidate of inappropriate relationships with teenage girls, sexual
harassment, and even attempted rape.
Several South Carolinians financially
support the RNC and are helping to fund this effort. Prominent
Investors in Molesters include: South Carolina Ports Authority Chairman
Emeritus Bill Stern and his wife Linda, former
Congressional candidate and Commander of the South Carolina State Guard
Thomas Mullikin, former state Commerce Department Director Joe Taylor,
and state Senator William Timmons of Greenville.
The
full
list
can
be
found
here.
It is up to these individuals to disavow
their financial support of a
sexual predator.
In the words of Drew McKissick, former
Christian Coalition of American official, paid Mitt Romney staffer, and
current SCGOP Chair: "It's all about raising money. It's the mother's
milk of politics." - SCETV Interview, 5/26/17.
SCDP Chairman Trav Robertson said of the
funders: "These SC Republicans are sacrificing their own personal
morality to provide campaign cash to a serial predator. They've got a
clear choice to continue to be an investor in a molester, or they can
ask for a refund of their money and publicly disavow Roy Moore. South
Carolina is watching."
Pennsylvania Democratic Party
FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
December
7,
2017
CONTACT:
Brandon
Cwalina
DOES
RICK
SACCONE
BELIEVE
ROY MOORE IS INNOCENT?
PENNSYLVANIA
-- State representative
and congressional candidate Rick Saccone proved that he will tow the
party line -- even if it means casting doubt on the victims of Roy
Moore, a man accused of child molestation. When asked during a press
conference if the GOP supports electing Roy Moore to the U.S. Senate,
Rick Saccone asks the reporter to “believe in the
presumption of innocence.”
“Does
Rick Saccone believe Roy Moore or his numerous victims? If Saccone and
the Republican Party can’t condemn a man accused of child molestation,
they can never again claim to support ‘family values,’” said Brandon
Cwalina, spokesperson for the Pennsylvania Democratic Party. “If
Saccone and the Republican Party are going to discredit the voices of
numerous accusers and can tolerate having an accused child molester in
their ranks, they are completely unfit to represent Pennsylvanians.”
Watch the exchange
here.
Rick
Saccone
is
in the purple tie on the left of the frame:
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