Raw StoryE. Jean Carroll's lawyer tells jury each Trump attack ends in a flood of threats
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58% : Today, as Donald Trump campaigns for president, he continues to defame Ms. Carroll.53% : The move was years after Trump had been in office.
38% : We are proud to represent her." "It's time to hold Donald Trump accountable," the lawyer closed.
31% : " Carroll's lawyers are arguing that Trump used the most powerful office in the world to bully her into silence.
30% : "It's to make Donald Trump pay, dearly."
26% : "Donald Trump said he never met her, that she just made it up to make money," Crowley said.
7% : " ALSO READ: Trump suggests he will 'suspend my campaign' to seemingly dupe supporters out of cash The jury in the first case decided last year that Trump "sexually abused" Carroll, and attacks on her were defamation.
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