This trial and verdict had nothing to do with the Republican Party as it wasn't the GOP that sexually assaulted Jean Carroll. For that matter Trump wasn't even a Republican when that happened. What that tweet does show though is how much in Trump's mind he is the GOP. The sad part is that most Republicans are willing to go along with that.
Trump ordered to pay $83.3m for defamation of a women he was convicted of sexually assaulting. Great candidate GOP. DD
I didn't know the process by which Ms. Carroll (or any plaintiff) is supposed to get her settlement...
This is the second defamation trial loss for Trump. Trump lost 5 million in the first one. He is appealing that one, but IIRC had to escrow the 5 million with the court. For the second loss, trump will be paying 83 million to the court or Ms Carroll very soon.
Seriously... did trump just go from a $5M settlement to a $28M settlement to an $83M settlement. That is some art of the deal happening...
He can't control himself. The judge advised the juror not to disclose their identity. Solid advice, given Trump's mob.
There is no longer Justice in America. Our Judicial System is Broken and Unfair! - Donald Trump Jan 26, 2024 Poor little child in an old man's body crying because he just can't get away with crimes like he wants to.
gop and maga spokesman schlapp knows a thing or two about sexual assault... Two more sexual assault claims surface against head of conservative political organization https://www.cnn.com/2023/12/16/politics/matt-schlapp-cpac-sexual-assault-allegations/index.html
trump must think if he retweets someone else's attacks and lies about the woman he raped and now owes $83M to that it's OK. Hopefully her attorneys quickly send this to the court so she will get a few more million from trump...
The Trump defense industrial complex goes a bit quiet after the 2nd Carroll verdict That most Republicans were not talking about $83 million in damages reflects both a discomfort with, and an uncertainty about, the political implications of the verdict. It also hints at a latent fear: that the ruling may prove to be a turnoff for some independent or conservative-leaning women in the suburbs “It will hurt with independent voters in November,” said Alice Stewart, a Republican strategist and veteran of past presidential campaigns.
