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E. Jean Carroll attorney Roberta Kaplan said Monday on MSNBC’s “The Rachel Maddow Show” that they are looking into suing former President Donald Trump again for defaming her during his CNN town hall.

“The overwhelming majority” of Republican primary voters do not believe former President Donald Trump sexually assaulted E. Jean Carroll, according to a poll conducted the day he was found liable in their civil trial, which they also believe was unfair.

Celebrated evangelist Franklin Graham denounced the politicization of the courts Wednesday, insisting that a New York federal jury finding Trump liable for sexual abuse in a civil suit was a politically motivated travesty.

CNN anchor Jake Tapper said at his network’s town hall it was “offensive” that the audience laughed at former President Donald Trump’s comments on E. Jean Carroll.

CNN anchor Jake Tapper said at his network’s town hall  former President Donald Trump’s lies came “fast and furious.”

Attorney George Conway said Tuesday on CNN’s “Anderson Cooper 360” that he believes supporters of former President Donald Trump can’t admit that he could be guilty of sexually abusing E. Jean Carroll because then they would “have to admit they’ve been essentially endorsing and enabling a monster.”

Former President Donald Trump explained to accuser E. Jean Carroll’s lawyer that she would not be his “first choice” either after she asked him to elaborate on his previous comment on the columnist amid the civil trial in which Carroll has accused Trump of rape.

There is another legal case former President Donald Trump is facing amid his indictment at the hands of woke leftist prosecutor Alvin Bragg, and jury selection for the E. Jean Carroll’s civil trial begins this week.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Bill Cosby’s sex assault conviction and release the star from prison has provoked widespread condemnation but also full-throated support from his longtime co-star Phylicia Rashad, who celebrated the news.

NEW YORK — Author and advice columnist E. Jean Carroll referenced sex inside Bergdorf Goodman in a column published about two years before the timeframe in which she claimed to have been raped by President Trump in the exact same department store.

“I have not been raped,” Trump rape accuser E. Jean Carroll said in an interview the New York Times posted Thursday morning.

Sens. Mitt Romney (R-UT) and Joni Ernst (R-IA) split from members of their party Tuesday and requested more information on E. Jean Carroll’s claim that Donald Trump raped her 23 years ago.

The slow-motion trainwreck that has come to define Trump-accuser E. Jean Carroll’s publicity blitz has been painful to watch, one more example of our corrupt media — as a means to smear Trump —  psychologically abusing someone who is obviously unwell and unreliable.

The New York Post on Friday scrubbed its report on writer E. Jean Carroll’s 25-year-old sexual assault allegation against President Donald Trump at the order of its former editor-in-chief, according to a report.

Monday on CNN’s “Anderson Cooper 360,” writer E. Jean Carroll, who has accused President Donald Trump of rape, had a curious exchange with host Anderson Cooper about her status as a “victim” and the definition of rape.

Author E. Jean Carroll, who recently brought forth a nearly 25-year-old rape allegation against President Donald Trump, claimed in a Monday interview that she is putting her “life on the line” by going public with her accusation. 

Attorney George Conway, the husband of White House counselor Kellyanne Conway, declared Saturday that the latest rape allegation against President Donald Trump is more credible than Juanita Broaddrick’s claim against former President Bill Clinton. 

E. Jean Carroll said she will not seek rape charges against Trump as it would be “disrespectful” to women who are raped at the border.

“I’ve never met this person in my life,” Trump said in a statement sent to reporters.