Trump Loses E. Jean Carroll Appeal Two Days After Sharing Meme Saying She Should Be Jailed

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : On the tape, Trump says, "When you're a star, they let you do it.
31% : Retruth if you want justice for Trump.
27% : His lawyers also objected to allowing jurors to hear the infamous Access Hollywood tape that went public in 2016 where Trump bragged about being able to grab women by their genitalia.
26% : Two days prior, Trump shared a meme saying she should go to jail.
25% : This January, a court ruled that Trump had to pay her an additional $83.3 million for defamation; the appeal in that case is still pending.
23% : "This meme could prove problematic for Trump.
21% : That case hinged on a March 2024 report from George Stephanopoulos that said Trump had been found liable for rape.
20% : Carroll said that Trump raped her at a Bergdorf Goodman store dressing room.
20% : Two days before the ruling, Trump shared a meme on his Truth Social account, which suggested Carroll should go for jail for making false accusations.
20% : Trump's been hit by additional lawsuits from Carroll for defamation, when he continued to say she made up her assault story.
19% : He repeatedly said that not only did he not know her, she wasn't his "type."READ MORE: E. Jean Carroll Talks About 'Zero' Trump in Court and Reveals How She Will Use Jury AwardThe original ruling found that though the standard of "rape" was not reached, Trump was liable for sexual assault.
17% : Trump denied the claim, and accused Carroll of perpetrating a hoax to promote her book.
17% : This December, ABC News was criticized for deciding to settle with Trump for $16 million when he sued for defamation.
10% : In the appeal, Trump's lawyers objected to allowing testimony from other women who said Trump sexually assaulted them.

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