Bobby. wrote on Jul 9^th, 2026 at 7:20pm:


Right. So why's he chucking a hissy over paying up to a chick who's not his type, but just happens to look exactly like his second wife Marla?

Please explain?

Bobby. wrote on Jul 9^th, 2026 at 8:39pm:


Not this time   

After three years, three levels of the federal courts system and countless legal filings, Donald Trump must pay E. Jean Carroll.

On Wednesday evening, a judge on the New York-based 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals denied Trump’s effort to pause an order issued earlier in the day by a district judge to send the money — $5 million plus interest — to Carroll.

That means Carroll, who is owed a total of $88.3 million plus interest from Trump as a result of two jury verdicts, is set to finally receive her first payment. The money is already in escrow.

Dirty Paki Khunt wrote on Jul 10^th, 2026 at 1:37pm:



They got em this time:

Putting money in escrow means handing it over to a neutral third party who holds the funds
until specific conditions in a contract are met.
It serves as a safety net, ensuring neither the buyer nor the seller can
prematurely take the money or asset without fulfilling their obligations.

The writing was on the wall as early as last week, after the Supreme Court said it wouldn’t consider Trump’s effort to overturn the 2023 verdict. But Trump made a series of eleventh-hour attempts to forestall the payment.

First, Trump asked U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan to reject Carroll’s request for payment so that he could ask the Supreme Court, which had already declined to get involved, to reconsider.

Then, when Kaplan instead granted Carroll’s request, Trump appealed that ruling to the 2nd Circuit, asking the appellate court to pause Kaplan’s order. It also refused.

The $5 million judgment resulted from a trial in which a jury found Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation.Carroll alleged that Trump raped her in a Bergdorf Goodman dressing room in the 1990s and then described her allegations as a “hoax” after she went public with them during the first term of his presidency.

A second judgment of $83.3 million came after another trial in early 2024, in which a jury awarded Carroll for another set of remarks about her claims that a judge had found defamatory. Trump is still pursuing an appeal of that case.



what a filthy creep

Sprintcyclist wrote on Jul 11^th, 2026 at 7:33pm:


I know, Sprint, but one must say, that's SO UNFAIR !!!

I mean, plenty of people are saying it, no? It's LAWFARE !!!

You're not supposed to mention it. That's TDS !!!

You are still a modern classic, aren't you? That's RINO !!!

Sheesh, get with the program already.

It’s getting surreal now, how far Trump and his lawyers will go to avoid him paying and taking responsibility for his actions. His lawyers went back to the original Judge and said Trump can’t pay Carroll because the Supreme Court hasn’t ruled. They just committed perjury because the Supreme Court did rule!

8thaquascoot wrote on Jul 12^th, 2026 at 6:14am:


Meanwhile, in the real world.
trump suffered his lowest ever approval rating of just 34%.
His average of just 41% is 4 points below his predecessors.
His highest approval rating was  49% back in 2020,its been downhill since then. trump is the only president not to register a 50% job approval rating at any point in his presidency since Gallup began measuring presidential job approval in 1938.

trump has been an absolute failure no matter what the propagandists will tell you.
I notice they run for the hills when things like the job numbers or price of gas are raised, all they have are insane posts like this one above.


Must be hard to find anything good  to say about trump given his constant failure.

Armchair_Politician wrote on Jul 12^th, 2026 at 12:19pm:


He might pardon them for their crimes, but he can't stop them from being disbarred.

They're absolute morons.