Lawsuit: Trump Campaign Spokesman Slipped Abortifacient Roofie to Stripper Girlfriend

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I hope you have some lols left. I'm as cheery as Mr.Gruff, but I lolled.

Delgado accuses [Miller] of wanting [her] to abort their child, which he denies, and says he texted her to say Kellyanne Conway had 'shriveled up fun bags'

Ex-Trump Staffer A.J. Delgado Now Says Her Boss, Jason Miller, Raped Her​

The long and salacious saga of his extramarital affair with former Trump political aide A.J. Delgado took a sudden dark turn on Wednesday, when she sued her ex-boss in an explosive lawsuit that now describes his predatory relationship as rape.

Delgado turned up the heat with a lawsuit against the Trump 2024 campaign, Miller, and the prominent Republican consulting firm where he worked during the ordeal, Jamestown Associates. Court documents describe “a cycle of sexual coercion, rape, sexual assault, abuse, battery, sexual harassment, and sex trafficking.”

In an interview with The Atlantic, Delgado previously referred to her brief affair with Miller as “a really nice, sweet relationship.” Trump’s right hand political man says the shifting story is part of a nonstop mission for revenge.

Delgado previously sued Trump and his campaign for pregnancy and sex discrimination in 2019. In the midst of the simmering fight, Miller suddenly left the Trump White House team early on. But he’s back. And this newest lawsuit vastly ups the stakes.

 

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Ex-Trump Staffer A.J. Delgado Now Says Her Boss, Jason Miller, Raped Her​

The long and salacious saga of his extramarital affair with former Trump political aide A.J. Delgado took a sudden dark turn on Wednesday, when she sued her ex-boss in an explosive lawsuit that now describes his predatory relationship as rape.

Delgado turned up the heat with a lawsuit against the Trump 2024 campaign, Miller, and the prominent Republican consulting firm where he worked during the ordeal, Jamestown Associates. Court documents describe “a cycle of sexual coercion, rape, sexual assault, abuse, battery, sexual harassment, and sex trafficking.”

In an interview with The Atlantic, Delgado previously referred to her brief affair with Miller as “a really nice, sweet relationship.” Trump’s right hand political man says the shifting story is part of a nonstop mission for revenge.

Delgado previously sued Trump and his campaign for pregnancy and sex discrimination in 2019. In the midst of the simmering fight, Miller suddenly left the Trump White House team early on. But he’s back. And this newest lawsuit vastly ups the stakes.

Welp, who knows?

 

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So, Jason Miller (former Trump campaign spokesman, WH Comm Dir nominee, CNN contributor) had a wife and two girlfriends.

Trump might claim those are rookie numbers!

 

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Update: three girlfriends.

Still rookie numbers!

 

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This doesn't surprise me. I think a lot of this is going around. I believe women and men in the prolife movement are sneaking and using the abortion pill, BC or abortions. If they weren't using abortion pill, BC or abortions , most Conservative Christians and Catholic couple would have 8 plus kids.

 

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Jason Miller unveils the new Trump 2024 campaign slogan.

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Trump 2024! We will be able to do it to women for a tausendjähriges Reich!

And I'm sure Christians aren't at all worried about their daughters safety cause those reprobate would never rape THEIR daughter.

 

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Donald Trump's Law Firm Doesn't Want to Represent [His Campaign] Anymore [in this case]​

The firm, which has represented Trump and his election campaign for several years, had been defending the former president in a lawsuit filed by A.J. Delgado, Trump's former senior advisor who said she was fired after she became pregnant by her supervisor during the 2016 presidential campaign. She was Trump's director of Hispanic outreach at the time.

Delgado is suing the Trump campaign and Trump's former advisers Reince Priebus and Sean Spicer, claiming gender and pregnancy discrimination. All the defendants have denied any wrongdoing in the case.

"The primary reason for the Firm's motion [to withdraw from the case] is due to an irreparable breakdown in the attorney-client relationship between the Firm and the [Trump] Campaign, the details of which the Firm respectfully requests leave to explain to the Court in camera," Blumetti wrote in the filing.

On April 29, Delgado filed an objection to the firm's withdrawal, calling it a "scheme to avoid compliance."

Judge Katharine H. Parker ruled that the law firm must continue to represent the Trump campaign, but that she would organize a hearing to discuss the issue with the firm and the campaign.

 

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Just a note that the quoted post doesn't exist any more and likely at least the foreign language elements should be edited out.

 

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Donald Trump's Law Firm Doesn't Want to Represent [His Campaign] Anymore [in this case]​

Delgado is suing the Trump campaign and Trump's former advisers Reince Priebus and Sean Spicer, claiming gender and pregnancy discrimination. All the defendants have denied any wrongdoing in the case.

Former Trump Staffer Shares Texts Revealing Secret Payoffs​

A new court filing alleges that Donald Trump’s campaign has paid to bury a number of lawsuits over sexual harassment and discrimination.​

“Jenna [Ellis], [between] us, do you know of anyone who complained of gender discrimination, pregnancy discrimination, or sexual harassment, in the 2020 campaign? Do you know if the 2020 campaign settled any lawsuits regarding such?” texts allegedly from Delgado ask.

“Yes. Off record—Boris. The campaign settled multiple suits,” a text reply allegedly from Ellis reads. “Have your investigator subpoena Michael Glassner,” the texts advise, apparently referring to the Trump 2020 campaign strategist.

The text exchange follows earlier sworn declarations by Delgado asserting that Trump’s 2016 campaign repeatedly used middlemen to send hush money with the direct intention of obscuring discrimination settlements from the public and from the Federal Election Commission.

“In other words, the payment would be routed through a middleman, to hide the fact that the Campaign had settled, from the public and the FEC,” Delgado stated in her earlier sworn court declaration. “I thus have direct, personal experience with the Defendant-Campaign hiding settlement payments to women, routing them through a ‘middleman law firm,’ which to the public would only appear as payments ‘for legal services.’”