Trump faces fresh woes as trial over alleged rape in Manhattan department store looms 🔴 Writer E Jean Carroll’s civil rape and defamation trial against Trump will proceed on Tuesday, after his legal team failed in a bid to delay it
Reports of the pressure and abuses faced by women who stand up to Trump’s bullying are numerous.
It emerged on Wednesday that Trump had decided not to appear at the trial due to start on Monday. With typical chutzpah, the ex-president called on the judge to let it be known he was doing so out of consideration for the New York public, fearing his presence might cause a commotion – a concern he didn’t voice during fears his supporters might rampage in New York last month after his indictment in the Daniels hush money case.
This drew a caustic response from Carroll’s lawyer Roberta Kaplan , who noted that Trump had time to attend cage fighting events and NRA gun meetings but not a rape trial in which he was the defendant. “Donald Trump’s misogynistic comments and treatment of women is well documented. What is surprising and disappointing is how many Americans don’t care or choose to ignore it,” she said.
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