Trump Unleashes Social Media Barrage Against Accuser E. Jean Carroll Ahead of Second Defamation Trial

Despite being found liable for sexually abusing and defaming Carroll in a previous trial, Trump continues to post disparaging content about her, raising questions about his legal strategy.

Former President Donald Trump has unleashed a new social media barrage against his sexual assault accuser, E. Jean Carroll, consisting of more than 30 posts to his Truth Social account.
Trump was found liable for sexually abusing and defaming Carroll, a former columnist for Elle magazine, at the conclusion of a civil trial last May.
A second defamation trial against Trump by Carroll is set to begin on January 16 after an appeals court denied a last-second attempt to delay it.
Trump's posts largely consist of old quotes or social media posts from Carroll that were sexual in nature, and articles from right-wing news websites that included references to Carroll as 'a wackadoodle.'
Trump's lawyers are trying to prevent a New York jury from seeing much of Trump’s damning deposition from the first trial, and are being criticized for treating the upcoming trial as a chance to rewrite history.