Sam Seder
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CRINGE: Roy Moore’s Doofus Attorney Completely Botches Defense Of Moore’s Behavior
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November 16, 2017
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3:13Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, we watch Roy Moore's horrible lawyer try to defend the behavior he's been accused of. And it's really, really bad.
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---First there was the Alabama state auditor whose biblical defense of Roy Moore suggested that he hadn't read the Good Book in some time. Then we had the Moore-supporting journalist who compared the touching of a 14-year old to stealing a lawn mower.
Not content to let anybody else have the worst possible defense of Moore, Moore's own lawyer stepped to the plate Wednesday. And he took a big swing.
Asked about Moore having allegedly asked mothers for permission to date their daughters, Trenton Garmon decided to invoke the “background” of Ali Velshi, one of the MSNBC hosts interviewing him.
“That's a good question,” Garmon began. “And culturally speaking, I would say there's differences. I looked up Ali's background there, and wow that's awesome that you have got such a diverse background. That's really cool to read through that.”
It got no better from there.---
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