Surprise: ExWhite House Employees Say Donald Trump Treated Women Badly While President

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By now you’ve probably heard the news that on Tuesday, Donald Trump was found liable for sexually assaulting (and defaming) author E. Jean Carroll, and was ordered to pay her $5 million. Given that Trump has spent decades avoiding and all the repercussions for his actions; was accused by more than two dozen women of sexual misconduct (he denied all allegations); and literally claimed on tape that it was okay for stars to sexually assault people, the results were huge. And by the way, if you’re wondering if Trumpnow, a certified sexual predator, refrained from acting inappropriately toward women while he served as president, the answer is: Of course he didn’t.

Speaking on CNN, Alyssa Farah Griffin, former White House director of strategic communications and assistant to the president, told host Jake Tapper: I have countless pieces of what I consider to be inappropriate in the White House that I brought it to the chief of staff because I thought the way he interacted with women was dangerous.

Did you bring up to Mark Meadows, the chief of staff, or other chiefs of staff, the incidents you witnessed about Donald Trump’s inappropriate behavior with women? Tapper asked.

I also did former White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham and others, Farah Griffin said. No one rises to [E. Jean Carroll] level but things that I would consider improper and that I have a duty to report.

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Incidentally, Stephanie Grisham also appeared on CNN on Tuesday, and she told anchor Erin Burnett: There is a certain staff that [Trump] would request for her to be on constant trip when it wasn’t her turn one time had one of my other deputies bring her back so that they can look at her ass is what he said to him. And I wrote about it in my book so it’s not new for me to say publicly. I sat down and talked to him at one point and asked him if he was uncomfortable. I tried my best to make sure she wasn’t alone with him. I brought it up to a few different chiefs of staff including Mark Meadows and at the end of the day what can they do other than go in there and say, This is not good sir, and you know Donald Trump is going to do what Donald Trump wants to bring you down dealing with the president of the United States, again, there is no HR group or HR representative to go to, to talk about these things.

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Grisham added: With one staffer it was really bad, to the point where I was very uncomfortable that every senior staff member knew it happened to him a lot. I did everything I could to keep her off of trips actually and to stay with her if she is alone because I was really nervous about what might happen.

In other news re: Trump and yesterday’s verdict, members of the Republican Party have, unsurprisingly, lined up to shamelessly defend the man. Marco Rubio declared, The whole case is a joke, while Senator Tommy Tuberville, who was last seen trying to help Trump overthrow the election in 2020, said that the result is wanting to vote for him twice.

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