How young is too young to be prime minister...

Stormy is a porn actress . She gets railed for a living .

And Trump is a presidential hopeful. Presidents take an oath. You believe his oath is worthless, that he's the sort of person who doesn't take an oath seriously, but you still support him.

Where there’s stray pussy , there is always lies. You might find that hard to swallow ..as Donald said to Stormy ..

Yeah .Ted Kennedy, Bill Clinton . Pussy grabbers eh?
Incidentally, where did I  say that I supported Trump?

Well you would know about that .
That’s the way of the world darling . You need to get out more . There’s more to sex than accusing others of having diseased anuses.

As I said, obfuscation is your best bet at this point. Nobody in your position would want the conversation to remain focused on your admiration for a man who:

a) commits sexual batter, and

b) brags about it.

It looks particularly bad in light of your claimed support for the rights of 'real women'.

E. Jean Carroll v. Donald J. Trump is the name of two related lawsuits by author E. Jean Carroll against Donald Trump, who served as the 45th president of the United States. The second suit (also known as Carroll II) went to trial in April 2023. In its verdict the following month, the jury found Trump liable for sexually abusing and defaming Carroll, ordering him to pay $5 million in damages.



In mid-2019, during Trump's presidency, Carroll accused him of sexually assaulting her in early 1996; Trump denied the allegations. In November 2019 Carroll sued him in New York Supreme Court for defamation; she later amended her suit to include statements Trump made in a May 10, 2023, CNN town hall. In September, a partial summary judgment found Trump liable for defaming Carroll via his 2019 statements. A trial set for January 2024 was expected to determine how much Trump will owe Carroll in additional damages.



In November 2022 Carroll filed her second suit against Trump (Carroll II). The suit renewed her claim of defamation and added a claim of battery under the Adult Survivors Act, a New York law allowing sexual-assault victims to file civil suits beyond expired statutes of limitations. The trial, presided over by Lewis Kaplan, was held at the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York in April and May 2023. Evidence presented included testimony from Lisa Birnbach and Carol Martin (who both said Carroll told them about the alleged incident shortly afterwards), a photograph of Carroll with Trump in 1987, testimony from Natasha Stoynoff and Jessica Leeds (who both had previously accused Trump of sexual assault), and footage from the Trump Access Hollywood tape as well as his October 2022 deposition. Trump appealed the decision and made an unsuccessful counterclaim.