The woman, Beverly Young Nelson, conceded in an ABC News interview that an inscription Moore wrote in her high school yearbook included notes she added under his signature. Moore, whose campaign already had suggested his signature in the yearbook had been forged, said Nelson’s remarks to ABC proved she was lying. “Let’s count how many national outlets will ignore the fact that she admits to lying,” Moore wrote on Twitter. A week or two after he signed the yearbook, Nelson alleges, Moore offered her a ride home and she accepted. CAPTION At a hearing with the House Judiciary Committee, Sessions said he has not been improperly influenced by the president.

Source: Los Angeles Times December 08, 2017 22:41 UTC