E. Jean Carroll second defamation lawsuit celebration dinner!
E. Jean Carroll, defamed by Donald Trump and awarded a total of $5 million in damages once, has filed a second lawsuit against the former president for defaming her again in his appearance on the CNN so-called town hall in New Hampshire a day after she won the verdict in the first lawsuit. Trump once again called Carroll’s story of being raped “fake,” called her a “whack job,” and in the face of photographic evidence that he had met Carroll, denied again that he had ever seen her.
Carroll is asking the court to award her $10 million in actual damages and “a very substantial punitive damages award in Carroll’s favor both to punish Trump, to deter him from engaging in further defamation, and to deter others from doing the same,” according to the lawsuit filed today.
The defamation celebration dinner shown above is roasted sheet pan miso-honey chicken thighs and asparagus, made with a miso-honey-soy-rice vinegar-ginger-garlic-chili sauce marinade.
The dinner was as delicious as E. Jean’s new lawsuit against Trump.
You knew it would happen. Roberta Kaplan and her firm were looking at which way to go after Trump's big mouth after his performance on CNN . They decided on (small correction: not a second lawsuit, but an addendum to the existing suit because the trial we know about is not finished, and punitive damages have not yet been decided.) It is conceivable that punitive damages -- plus costs -- could easily become a great concern to Lardass.
And ... this just in: Jack Smith's latest queries suggest that the stolen docs at Mara-Loco might have been for personal gain (for being of value to another country), making Lardass Benedict Arnold with
an orange face and yellow hair. Should this transpire, I predict his colors will turn green. I am also hoping that, like Montana, there'll be an effort to add death by firing squad. Sleep tight, kids.
I was hoping for this second lawsuit--go E. Jean Carroll. I love her hairstyle and am thinking of printing g a T-shirt that reads “not your type”.