Recently, President Trump was found guilty of sexual misconduct and defamation. The interesting part of this case is that the woman bringing the charges couldn’t even remember what year the incident happened. She accused the President of rape in a department store dressing room. Her description of the event described her entering a dressing room with the President and locking the door. If that account is true, what did she expect to happen? At some point, women need to take responsibility for doing stupid things. However, that is not the most interesting part of the story. Until recently, the case could not have been brought because the statue of limitations for the ‘crime’ had expired. A law was passed in New York that allowed the suit to be brought.<\/p>\n
On Thursday, PJ Media<\/a> reported the following:<\/p>\n One of the more curious aspects of this case was that the only reason Carroll was even able to sue Donald Trump was because of a law passed in New York in 2022 called the Adult Survivors Act. This legislation, signed by Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul, introduced a \u201cone-year lookback window for survivors of sexual assault\u201d to legally pursue their alleged abusers, irrespective of when the abuse took place. Many argued it was passed specifically to let Carroll take her absurd allegations to court and punish Trump<\/strong><\/p>\n It turns out those claims weren\u2019t mere conspiracy theories. In a surprising revelation, E. Jean Carroll\u2019s attorney, Roberta Kaplan, acknowledged that Carroll played a role in advocating for the passage of the aforementioned law.<\/strong><\/p>\n \u201cThe fact that New York passed this law, the Adult Survivors Act,\u201d CNN\u2019s Poppy Harlow said while interviewing both Carroll and Kaplan. \u201cThey passed it just a few years ago. Were it not for that law, you never would have been able to bring this case.\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n \u201cExactly. This would never \u2014 I would never have this window, this year of having the ability to bring a lawsuit for rape,\u201d Carroll responded, then pointed to her attorney and said. \u201cRobbie can explain it better.\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n \u201cWell, E. Jean actually helped to get that law passed,\u201d Kaplan admitted. \u201cIt passed last year. We filed \u2013 it was Thanksgiving Day, the first day you could sue. We filed it just after midnight on Thanksgiving. And there are a lot of other women throughout the state and, hopefully, throughout this country, that they will get other laws like this passed in other states. And New York women should use this law while it\u2019s still around, which is until next Thanksgiving.\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n The article concludes:<\/p>\n So not only was the civil suit a politically motivated attack, but it was also an attack that required an act of the Democrat-controlled New York State legislature and the Democrat governor of New York to make it possible. Does that sit well with you? Just how corrupt is this conspiracy to get Trump? Among other things, we\u2019ve seen the Russian collusion hoax, two impeachments, the bogus Bragg case, and now this.<\/strong><\/p>\n Wow.<\/p>\n \n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Recently, President Trump was found guilty of sexual misconduct and defamation. The interesting part of this case is that the woman bringing the charges couldn’t even remember what year the incident happened. She accused the President of rape in a … Continue reading