Redemption can only come when one admits the transgression and asks for forgiveness. And if you know you did the deed and are publicly calling those who are calling you on it "liars" - you deserve total scorn. You are willfully worsening the injury to others due to your previous abusive actions all to avoid the consequences.
And what sort of injury is it to destroy a man's life for something you claim he did 40 years ago? Does that balance the scales?
Something that apparently wasn't important enough for you to address during multiple opportunities over four decades, is now so burningly important that you just can't contain yourself any longer?
I would say that if there was to be a reckoning, it should have happened decades ago, and now the people who will be injured by her silence are the people of Alabama, who would have perhaps made a different choice had she spoken out sooner.
I don't know what happened here. With more than one accuser combined with known questionable behavior the benefit of the doubt has to go to the accusers it seems to me.
Yes, this has moved the preponderance of the evidence against Moore, but it doesn't change the larger moral question involved.
The opponent is still an advocate for baby murder and homosexuals in women's bathrooms. (Among his support for other Liberal insanity.)
They are going to have to accuse Moore of much worse than this to change that calculus.