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Roy Moore Says He's Struggled To Make Ends Meet, Asks For Donations

The former U.S. Senate candidate is seeking $250,000 in donations to cover legal expenses.

Roy Moore Says He's Struggled To Make Ends Meet, Asks For Donations
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Former U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore says he needs $250,000 to fight his legal battles.

Moore posted a message on his campaign's Facebook page asking supporters to donate to a legal fund. He said he's struggled to make ends meet and that he's facing a "vicious attack from lawyers in Washington D. C. and San Francisco who have hired one of the biggest firms in Birmingham Alabama."

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Leigh Corfman filed a defamation suit against Moore in January. Corfman told The Washington Post last year that Moore made sexual advances toward her when she was 14 years old and he was 32.

Corfman's suit cites repeated attacks by Moore and his campaign, including accusing her of lying, despite her requests for them to stop.

Moore said donations will go toward paying lawyers and legal expenses he says could exceed $100,000.