Washington Post Says It Busted Fake Roy Moore Accuser
The Washington Post says it was the target of a "sting" operation meant to discredit its reporting on sexual misconduct allegations against Alabama Republican Judge Roy Moore.
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The Washington Post says it was the target of a "sting" operation meant to discredit its reporting on sexual misconduct allegations against Alabama Republican Judge Roy Moore.
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