Trump Attempt To Grab 'Em By The Abuse Of Discretion Fails At Second Circuit

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

39% : In short, there was no abuse of discretion, and Trump has to pay Carroll the $5 million.
36% : Trump's lawyers John Sauer, Todd Blanche, and Emil Bove (the future solicitor general and top two deputies at the DOJ) turned in their usual pile of incendiary gobbledygook, claiming, for example, that "President Trump himself did not attend the trial given the fact there was absolutely no physical evidence in support of Plaintiff's claims and the only direct evidence of liability was the incredible testimony from Plaintiff who failed to provide a month or even year when this supposed event took place.
21% : Trump insisted that Natasha Stoynoff should not have been allowed to testify that he threw her up against the wall and kissed her, ignoring her protest and only stopping when a butler walked in, because it's not sexual assault until you try to touch the victim's genitals.

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