Shiftless2
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He won't listen to his lawyers and has never figured out that "when you're in a hole you stop digging"
After an amended complaint listed the continued (alleged) defamation of E Jean Carroll after a jury verdict in her favor, Donald Trump continued to lash out against his victim.
E. Jean Carroll received a hard-earned verdict earlier this month after sharing her story with a jury, which found Trump liable for sexual assault and defamation.
That didn’t stop him from repeating his attacks on her, though, and she’s filed an amended complaint.
Trump seems determined to make the case for her — immediately after she filed her amended complaint, he turned to his social media to repeat the same statements a jury already deemed defamatory, as well as comments that were deemed inadmissible in court.
He declared that Carroll “made up” the story, that he never met her (except in a receiving line), and that he never touched her.
He revamped his “not my type” claim into a declaration that he would “never want to” meet or touch her.
He repeated his unsupported (and irrelevant to the sexual assault and defamation allegations) claim that Carroll said racist things about her husband, and reiterated his argument that accepting help to fund her case proves she’s “part of the Democrats playbook” and that the whole case is a purely political attack.
This is, of course, all belied by the fact that she told friends about the sexual assault at the time, and a jury has already affirmed the credibility of her story.
There’s also the fact that he mistook Carroll for his ex-wife during his deposition, despite claiming she’s not his “type.”
Trump isn’t letting facts get in the way of a misogynistic and potentially defamatory attack, though. He posted, in part:
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SELF-DEFEATING: Trump OUTBURST earns new defamation charges
BY STEPHANIE BAZZLEAfter an amended complaint listed the continued (alleged) defamation of E Jean Carroll after a jury verdict in her favor, Donald Trump continued to lash out against his victim.
E. Jean Carroll received a hard-earned verdict earlier this month after sharing her story with a jury, which found Trump liable for sexual assault and defamation.
That didn’t stop him from repeating his attacks on her, though, and she’s filed an amended complaint.
Trump seems determined to make the case for her — immediately after she filed her amended complaint, he turned to his social media to repeat the same statements a jury already deemed defamatory, as well as comments that were deemed inadmissible in court.
He declared that Carroll “made up” the story, that he never met her (except in a receiving line), and that he never touched her.
He revamped his “not my type” claim into a declaration that he would “never want to” meet or touch her.
He repeated his unsupported (and irrelevant to the sexual assault and defamation allegations) claim that Carroll said racist things about her husband, and reiterated his argument that accepting help to fund her case proves she’s “part of the Democrats playbook” and that the whole case is a purely political attack.
This is, of course, all belied by the fact that she told friends about the sexual assault at the time, and a jury has already affirmed the credibility of her story.
There’s also the fact that he mistook Carroll for his ex-wife during his deposition, despite claiming she’s not his “type.”
Trump isn’t letting facts get in the way of a misogynistic and potentially defamatory attack, though. He posted, in part:
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