Despite being ordered to pay $5 million for sexual assault and defamation, could ex-president Trump’s appeal be aided by a Facebook post from his accuser?
She asked her followers on Facebook, “Sunday Night TV overload! Which shows are you tuning into?” on April 22, 2012.
The post first lacked intrigue, but after reading the comments, it gained attention. Even though she spelled the word “too” incorrectly, the author expresses her fervent love for a certain TV program.
She said specifically, “I am a huge fan of The Apprentice.”
The link to follow the discussion live can be found here, and it is now taking place on Facebook.
Since the person has been identified and Donald Trump Jr. has posted a screenshot of the statement, it’s possible that the thread or comment in issue will be removed. However, this is uncertain.
It is crucial to remember that watching a show with a character who has been charged with rape does not automatically equate to condoning their behavior. It’s also important to note that a single post cannot establish or refute the veracity of a claim made in court or in the media.
As a journalist, I find her obsession with a show starring a character she claims gave her permanent scars intriguing. I can’t wait to talk to her and learn more about how she views this interesting subject.
Many of the responses on her post were doubtful, and I share that doubt.
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Three years ago, a statement questioned someone’s admiration for a program with the former host, who was known for saying contentious things. The remark implied possible consequences and accused the person of dismissing a sexual assault complaint as a joke. Whose encouragement of the controversial figure they supported was the subject of the inquiry.
“Massive Apprentice Fan!!!! Let’s see if you will delete your post!!!” another said.
“Why are you a fan of a guy that supposedly raped you?” yet another person asked incredulously.
“A “MASSIVE” Apprentice fan???????? You slapped the faces of true rape victims, you fraud!!!” one woman said.
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“A MASSIVE APPRENTICE FAN??? WHY WOULD YOU BE A FAN OF A SHOW OF A MAN YOU WOULD YEARS LATER ACCUSE OF RAPE? YOU ARE A FRAUD AND I DON’T KNOW HOW YOU CAN LIVE WITH YOURSELF. YOU ARE HURTING ALL TRUE SURVIVORS. I HOPE HE SUES YOU BACK AND WINS!” another person said.
“I’ve never been raped but I don’t know if I would like the TV show hosted by my rapist,” another person said.
“Perfectly normal to be a HUGE fan of the “rapist that ruined your life”, right E. Jean Carroll? You vile, lying, money grubbing, lunatic slag!” another said.
Despite making no mention of it in her comment or post, it is assumed that she will make an excuse using this. She hasn’t officially accused Trump of anything, though, so it’s unclear who exactly she was joking about in that statement.
In response to the verdict in a lawsuit involving allegations of sexual assault and defamation by author E, the former president Trump has stated his intention to pursue legal action. I’m Jean Carroll.
Trump announced his plan to appeal the lawsuit case in a Fox News Digital interview. Then, he vehemently denounced the federal verdict as a “disgrace” and a “furtherance of the largest political witch hunt in history” while expressing his complete ignorance of the plaintiff.
Trump was found accountable by a federal jury in New York City for allegations of sexual harassment and defamation, and as a result, was ordered to pay $5 million. The jury, however, rejected the rape charge.
Trump disputes having any contact with the woman in question during an interview with Fox News Digital.
“This verdict is a disgrace,” he told Fox News Digital. “It is a continuation of the greatest political witch hunt in history.” He added he “will appeal.”
“We’ll appeal. We got treated very badly by the Clinton-appointed judge,” Trump said. “And [Carroll] is a Clinton person, too.”
He continued, noting: “I have no idea who this woman is.”
