Trump Reportedly Groped Model After Jeffrey Epstein Introduced Them

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

82% : Williams said the incident "deeply confused" her, and that she remembers thinking she saw Epstein and Trump exchange a smile as Trump touched her.
80% : And, in 2002, Trump told New York magazine that Epstein was a "terrific guy" and "a lot of fun to be with.
70% : "Williams provided the outlet with a postcard Trump sent her in 1993; in his signature handwriting, he wrote, "Stacey -- your home away from home.
53% : "It's unlikely there's anything that could sabotage Trump to his base at this point, short of him coming out as trans or professing his sudden love for diversity, equity, and inclusion.
49% : Williams says she and Epstein were taking a walk when he suggested they visit Trump at Trump Tower.
49% : Once Epstein introduced Williams and Trump, she told the Guardian that he put his hands "all over my breasts," waist, and buttocks.
42% : At this point, we know that nothing Trump does makes any difference to his supporters.
42% : But Williams' story matters, whether Trump supporters believe it or not -- they're an important reminder of the existential threat that Trump poses to women's safety, even as he ironically campaigns on being our "protector" in the final weeks on the campaign trail.
33% : On Wednesday night, the Guardian published a new Trump sexual misconduct allegation: A former model named Stacey Williams alleges that in the spring of 1993, Trump groped her after Jeffrey Epstein introduced them.
28% : "According to the Guardian, Williams previously shared parts of her allegation against Trump on social media but didn't come forward with her full account until this week.
17% : "Trump faces nearly two dozen allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct.
17% : In 2023, a New York jury found Trump civilly liable for sexual abuse.

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