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    The DOJ is going after E Jean Carroll. More weaponization.

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    4. TheClawhold on

      It would just be too much to indicate that she won the caar and that Donald Trump is indeed a rapist, I suppose.

    5. Vegetable_Ad5957 on

      Pathetic waste of Americans time, money and resources.
      All because he can’t stand he lost and is a Felon!
      Doj was never intended to be a legal entity for any one in office to abuse. Jeez. They are all supposed to be working together for us.

    6. LaBasBleu on

      She didn’t “accuse” him–two juries ruled that he assaulted her & awarded her tens of millions of dollars in damages.

    7. _dark_beaver on

      There’s no “accused”, it’s fucking confirmed that Donald J Trump raped E. Jean Carroll. Trump also raped kids.

    8. TheMrDetty on

      Because of course they are. Every single person associated with the investigations needs disbarred at least.

    9. Wrong_Truth7719 on

      If I was the next administration I’d make sure everyone of these criminals are prosecuted

    10. Impossible_Ad7875 on

      I honestly would be embarrassed to be in this DOJ and chasing after anyone the narcissistic toddler has a gripe with. Pathetic… No way these clowns can look themselves in the eye if they have a soul.

    11. marklikesfoie on

      Doj launches investigation into adjudicated rape victim. Did the President go too far? When does no really mean no?

    18. ViolettaQueso on

      Donald represented by his attorney Blanche, lost this case in a jury trial in a court of law.

      They were given every opportunity to provide evidence then if they thought Carroll was a criminal.

      She is not. She’s 82, Trump kept going at her character on line, was found culpable of the initial sexual assault as well as blasting E. Jean’s character repeatedly when instructed not to.

      He has and owes her a bundle of money and he’s paid zero.

      Now his attorney is temporary AG of our country and this is what they’re doing?

      It’s all fucking sick.

    19. existential_anxiety_ on

      It’s just the daily distraction y’all. They’ll never let it go to discovery so it’s pointless.

    20. darthdelicious on

      Oh, so she should be able to access that $1.8 billion fund for victims of weaponized “lawfare”, right?

    26. looselylawless on

      Surprised it took this long. This is probably why Trump fired Pam Bondi then gave her cancer.

      Did he actually give her cancer? Probably not, but I’m going to say he did. 🤷🏻‍♀️

    28. KC_experience on

      Well… at least she’ll be able to get her money from the Jan 6th Slush fund….

    32. G-Unit11111 on

      God he is such a disgusting piece of shit. Why don’t we investigate Kevin Roberts for Project 2025 instead?

    38. harleyqueenzel on

      Robbie Kaplan is going to eat the DoJ for lunch in court. I can’t wait to see if there’s going to be other lawyers that want to jump in on the case, just to get a chance at barking at the DoJ.

      All Trump wants to do is bury Carroll in legal fees but her fees will 100% be covered by a litany of organisations committed to combating the weaponisation of the DoJ.

    39. XurstyXursday on

      You probably don’t remember this, but way back there in the rearview mirror, the DOJ and AG are NOT the president’s personal attorneys. They’re supposed to represent the people of America and prosecute criminal defendants who have done harm to us collectively. That is their job function.

      So anyways, don’t stick the goalposts in the ground too far. We’re just going to move them again tomorrow.

    40. Mochizuk on

      Sure would be a shame if the public showed they’re not gonna put up with weaponization like this by doing everything they can think of to detour any attempts to attain her.

    42. KirikaClyne on

      Oh for f sake. Hasn’t she been through enough? She has beat him in the trial, and on multiple appeals. He owes her a boatload of money too.

    43. mrgraff on

      And this is why I’ll never understand the insatiable greed of billionaires. The $83 million judgment is literally couch cushion change already.

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