Donald Trump Loses Appeal Against E. Jean Carroll Sexual Abuse Verdict -- Still Owes Her Millions

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : As we previously reported, Back in 1996, Carroll had what she thought was a cordial encounter with Trump.
36% : Trump, however, was a no-show at the trial.
36% : However, Trump made a brief appearance at a later trial this year.
31% : Amidst all this, Trump had a moment of legal reprieve last month when special counsel Jack Smith dismissed two federal cases against him.
30% : The gavel came down Trump again as a federal appeals court upheld the $5 million verdict against him for sexually abusing and defaming E. Jean Carroll, a veteran magazine columnist.
28% : Trump who is vocal on social media has not yet responded to these claims.
23% : That trial hit him with an even bigger blow: an $83.3 million award stemming from comments he made in 2019 after Carroll went public with her allegations in her memoir.RELATED:ICYMI: Donald Trump Shared A Christmas Day Message to Death-Row Inmates Granted Clemency by Biden: 'GO TO HELL!'RELATED:Jack Smith Seeks Dismissal of Two Federal Cases Against TrumpThis past Monday, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals confirmed what many already knew -- the jury's verdict was solid, and they upheld that $5 million compensation for both defamation and sexual abuse.
17% : Now, despite the gravity of these allegations, Trump continues to deny ever meeting Carroll...
15% : Donald Trump may know how to win elections but seems to be racking up losses in the courtroom.

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