Trump Accuser Gets Called Out on Previous Tweets
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Trump Accuser Gets Called Out on Previous Tweets

In 2019, E. Jean Carroll accused then-President Donald Trump of raping her in a department store dressing room in the mid-1990s. Trump denied the allegations, calling them “totally false.”

In a new development, Trump has released a series of screenshots of Carroll’s old tweets that appear to contradict her claims. They’re of the nature that someone who was a victim of crime of this magnitude just wouldn’t say these sorts of things.

Trump’s lawyers have argued that the tweets show that Carroll is not credible and that her allegations are false. Carroll’s lawyers have defended her, saying that the tweets are taken out of context and that she is telling the truth.

The case is still ongoing even though judgement has initially been ruled against President Trump as he is appealing the case to a higher court. However, Trump’s release of the screenshots has raised new questions about her credibility and the veracity of her claims.

For example, she tweeted that she was a “MASSIVE” fan of Trump’s tv show, “The Apprentice”. Now, let me ask you something, if you had been assaulted by someone who had their own tv show, how eager to watch and how big of a fan do you think that you would be of the show? Wouldn’t that just be traumatic to watch?

In addition to the tweets, Trump’s lawyers have also pointed to other inconsistencies in Carroll’s story. For example, she has changed her account of when and where the alleged assault took place. She has also said that she did not report the assault to the police because she was afraid of retaliation from Trump.

Carroll’s lawyers have said that she did not report the assault because she was ashamed and did not want to relive the experience. They have also said that she did not remember the exact date or location of the assault because it happened so long ago.

Written by Jon Archer - May 16, 2023