His whole life has been no more than a series of crimes, wrongdoings, mischiefs, malfeasances, scams, frauds, dirty tricks....Having lost all the battles, will he still win the war?
Far from it. There is justice in this world. And the Moron-in-Chief will submit to it, sooner or later.
Case in point: in his sex abuse case, Donald Dump's victim E. Jean Carroll now has scored a huge victory against the criminal who keeps filing frivolous appeals through his expensive attorneys.
The Moron-in-Chief
A federal appeals court has rejected the jackass Donald Trump’s request to rehear a jury verdict in favor of E. Jean Carroll. An earlier decision by a judge’s had upheld Donald Trump's responsibility for sexually abusing and defaming E. Jean Carroll, his victim.
Yestersay, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan threw away the Moron-in-Chief's request to reconsider its Dec. 30 ruling, which affirmed that he was responsible for both the sexual assault and resulting defamation.
U.S. Circuit Judge Myrna Pérez said after the 8-2 verdict: “Simply re-litigating a case is not an appropriate use of the en banc procedure. “In those rare instances in which a case warrants our collective consideration, it is almost always because it involves a question of exceptional importance or a conflict between the panel’s opinion and appellate precedent.”
Carroll is one of several women who have accused Trump of sexual assault or harassment. A federal jury in 2023 found him liable for sexual abuse against Carroll, an advice columnist. / Stephanie Keith/Getty Images
Carroll affirmed that the then-"businessman scammer" Trump sexually abused her in a Manhattan department store in the mid-90s. The $5 million award stems from a May 2023 civil verdict in which jurors found Trump had non-consensually touched Carroll and defamed her with his denials. She came forward with her story during Trump’s first term as president.
Trump’s legal team argued the court had wrongly allowed evidence—including the 2005 Access Hollywood tape and testimonies from other women—into the trial.
Trump’s team has also appealed a separate $83.3 million defamation judgment from Jan. 2024 and continues to argue that his social media denials are protected by presidential immunity. Trump has denied knowing Carroll and labeled her allegations as fabricated.
The defamation case goes to a three-judge 2nd Circuit panel later this month. “E. Jean Carroll is very pleased with today’s decision,” Carroll and her attorney said in a joint statement.
“Although President Trump continues to try every possible maneuver to challenge the findings of two separate juries, those efforts have failed. He remains liable for sexual assault and defamation,” they emphatically said.
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