How is Trump going to pay for E. Jean Carroll?
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The question on the board is, “How is Trump going to pay for the $83.3 million award in the E. Jean Carroll case?” Or, more accurately, who is going to pay it? Note that the $500,000 in pre-judgment interest adds to his looming debt, and the most recent Trump business fraud judgment totaled about $454 million.
Trump supporters have been paying for his legal fees since 2015, nearly ten years, thanks to loose rules from the Save America PAC and even looser regulatory oversight by the Federal Elections Commission. His MAGA PAC fund is getting low, and donations have dropped, especially over the E. Jean Carroll Case, which I wrote about recently. Since 2015 to July of 2023, his legal bills were $130 million. This last six months report another $50 million. His biggest supporter, the Koch Network, has abandoned him, along with many other large donors. This is not to say Trump is not raising millions, but as of the third quarter, Biden has far outpaced Mr. Trump.
My take in the previous article was that Trump was pouring gasoline on the fire because of his narcissistic…
