'All of these liars will be sued after the election': Trump says he'll take legal action against every one of his sexual assault accusers

[superbeets]

[h=2]'All of these liars will be sued after the election': Trump says he'll take legal action against every one of his sexual assault accusers[/h]

Donald Trump pledged Saturday that he will bring lawsuits against each of the 12 women who have accused him of sexual misconduct during his campaign. 'Every woman lied when they came forward to hurt my campaign,' he told an invited audience in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. 'Total fabrication. The events never happened. Never.' 'All of these liars will be sued after the election is over,' he said. So far, ten people have come forward to accuse Trump of sexual misconduct. An 11th alleged victim is set to reveal their allegations on Saturday afternoon. The billionaire Republican candidate has constantly denied any wrongdoing. Trump also said he will litigate against the Democratic Party to determine the extent to which it monkey-wrenched his presidential bid. The claims of the women have vexed the Trump camp for more than a month. Natasha Stoynoff (top left) claims Trump forced himself on her in 2005. Mindy McGillivray (bottom left) said the candidate grabbed her backside in 2003. Jessica Leeds (top right) accused the real estate mogul of 'assaulting' her on a flight in 1980, while former The Apprentice contestant Summer Zervos (bottom right) says Trump forcefully kissed her in a room at the Beverly Hills Hotel in 2007.

 

[superbeets]

Donald Trump pledged Saturday that he will bring lawsuits against each of the 12 women who have accused him of sexual misconduct during his campaign.
'Every woman lied when they came forward to hurt my campaign,' he told an invited audience in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
'Total fabrication. The events never happened. Never.'
He made the comments as he laid out his policy platform for his first 100 days in charge, if he wins the General Election.
The Republican candidate addressed a small audience in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, near the site of the historic 1863 Civil War Battle and the subsequent address by President Lincoln.

• SHARE PICTURE

​

+9


'Liars': Trump vowed to sue the 12 women who have accused him of sexual assault during his campaign

+9


'Every woman lied when they came forward to hurt my campaign,' he told an invited audience in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

 

[SheriffJoe]

Serves the traitorous whores right.

Sue their asses off until they're homeless.

 

[Willie99]

hope he ruins their lives, along with the editors and media members who are colluding with the criminals

 

[superbeets]

Touting 'the kind of change that only arrives once in a lifetime,' Trump told an audience of about 300 invited guests on Saturday near the site of the famous battle that he will 'drain the swamp' in Washington, replacing the current government 'with a new government of, by and for the people.'


The symbolism factor was high, with a campaign aide telling reporters Friday night that the Civil War battle in Gettysburg memorialized by President Abraham Lincoln in 1863 'was the moment when the war turned.'
Trump's own war – a two-front clash against both Hillary Clinton and the mass media – will come to a climax on November 8 when most Americans will choose a leader for the next four years.
He summed up the substance of his campaign in a 'Contract With The American Voter' – a point-by-point set of initiatives that track with the themes he has focused on for 16 months.
Included are six anti-corruption pledges, seven actions related to jobs and trade and five on immigration and the 'rule of law.'
He ended his contract with a list of 10 bills he said he would try to quickly shepherd through Congress.
Aides promised the Republican nominee would put more meat on the bare bones of some of his mainstay pledges, but little in the speech was new.
Instead, Trump formalized his signature pledges by announcing a legislative package that he said he would help shepherd through Congress.
He also reiterated a laundry list of executive actions that he has sketched out in speeches stretching back more than a year.
The small crowd gathered in a hotel ballroom was a far cry from the 10,000 rowdy fans he typically draws, but they brought moments of enthusiasm.

+9


Trump made the comments about his accusers as he laid out his policy platform for his first 100 days in charge, if he wins the General Election

The audience rose to their feet and chanted 'Trump! Trump! Trump!' as he entered. One man shouted: 'We love you!'
And in a sign of how deeply the GOP's most negative campaign slogan has taken root, half the crowd chanted 'Lock her up!' at the first mention of Hillary Clinton's name.
The two loudest applause lines were Trump's pledge to repeal and replace the Obamacare medical insurance law and to end federal funding for 'sanctuary cities' – Democrat-run municipalities that offer safe harbor to illegal immigrants.
Saturday marked the second time Trump has engaged in the customary 'first 100 days' routine: In June he tacked a laundry list on to a speech castigating the Clintons for profiting from a 'special interest monopoly' in Washington.

 

[superbeets]

[h=3]TRUMP'S ANTI-CORRUPTION TO-DO LIST [/h]1. Constitutional Amendment to impose term limits on members of Congress
2. Hiring freeze on federal employees to reduce the workforce through attrition
3. Requirement to eliminate two federal regulations for every new one
4. Five-year-ban on White House and Congressional officials becoming lobbyists
5. Lifetime ban on White House officials lobbying for foreign governments
6. Complete ban on foreign lobbyists raising money for American elections

 

[SmallDaddy]

Some should step up, like Mark Cuban, and provide with attorneys and countersue for pain and suffering

If too many of them step up, Trump might have a problem

 

[superbeets]

Some should step up, like Mark Cuban, and provide with attorneys and countersue for pain and suffering

If too many of them step up, Trump might have a problem

PLAN A

The Clinton Foundation money they were paid to lie will cover their legal bills.

 

[superbeets]

Some should step up, like Mark Cuban, and provide with attorneys and countersue for pain and suffering

If too many of them step up, Trump might have a problem

Plan B

The Clintons will throw them under the bus along with everyone else they've used and abused to gain and hold power.

 

[SheriffJoe]

PLAN A

The Clinton Foundation money they were paid to lie will cover their legal bills.

Haha, so true.

And after the election, Crooked Illary will cut them off, like you say.

Long live Wikileaks!

 

[vitterd]

He won't sue anybody. Guy is all talk

 

[roadreeler57]

TRUMP'S ANTI-CORRUPTION TO-DO LIST

1. Constitutional Amendment to impose term limits on members of Congress
2. Hiring freeze on federal employees to reduce the workforce through attrition
3. Requirement to eliminate two federal regulations for every new one
4. Five-year-ban on White House and Congressional officials becoming lobbyists
5. Lifetime ban on White House officials lobbying for foreign governments
6. Complete ban on foreign lobbyists raising money for American elections

Now do we want Trumps broom or Hillarys broom?....Its a no brainer folks....

 

[SmallDaddy]

He won't sue anybody. Guy is all talk

I think he will.

It will get thrown out, but it will cost the women some money.

He knows he cant/wont win this one but he just wants to spite

 

[vitterd]

I think he will.

It will get thrown out, but it will cost the women some money.

He knows he cant/wont win this one but he just wants to spite

I don't think so......it is just like his "I will release bombshell birther info" and his "I will release info to show these women are lying". And " I will release my taxes after the audit". He does a lot of delaying with everything and doesn't follow thru

 

[SmallDaddy]

Upon further review, he might not.

Because if he does, he would have to go to court a whole bunch of times. He would open himself up to an arduous process

 

[superbeets]

Upon further review, he might not.

Because if he does, he would have to go to court a whole bunch of times. He would open himself up to an arduous process

What do you call running for President as GOP nominee.

 

[akphidelt]

Creepy ass perv. Perfect representative for Republicans.

 

[SmallDaddy]

Creepy ass perv. Perfect representative for Republicans.

They all love him now, but watch them throwing him overboard after he gets crushed by Hillary. HAHAHAHA

They gonna call him a RINO and say that they should have run a real conservative.

And blame it on 'rampant voter fraud'. Hahahaha

 

[superbeets]

They all love her now


47 million Americans are in poverty and 45 million Americans are on Food Stamps.
We have nearly an $800 billion dollar annual trade deficit in goods with the world, and the worst so-called recovery since the Great Depression.
North Carolina has lost nearly half of its manufacturing jobs since NAFTA, a deal signed by Bill Clinton and supported by Hillary Clinton.
We’ve lost 70,000 factories since China’s entry into the World Trade Organization – another Bill and Hillary-backed deal.
We are living through the greatest jobs theft in the history of the world.

 

[superbeets]

They all love her now

We are also going to rebuild our inner cities.
African- Americans and Hispanics living in the inner cities are suffering.
The violence is unbearable. You walk to the store with your child and you get shot.
There is no education, there are no jobs, there is no safety.
Nearly 3,500 people have been shot in Chicago since the beginning of the year.
Homicides are up nearly 50% in Washington, D.C. and more than 60% in Baltimore. And it’s getting worse.
To the African-American and Hispanic voters suffering, I say: what do you have to lose?