Yet a third porn star has emerged saying Trump begged her to 'party'

[PatrickforO]

in his hotel room.

Here's the link and a couple excerpts: https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2018/1/16/1733186/-Third-adult-film-star-emerges-to-say-married-Donald-Trump-begged-her-to-party-in-his-hotel-room#comment_68979176

While Melania Trump was home with infant Barron Trump in 2006, Donald Trump was reportedly running around acting like a fool, seeking adult film stars to stroke his fragile ego. Stephanie Clifford, also known by her stage name “Stormy Daniels,” reportedly got a $130,000 payment from Donald Trump's lawyer Michael Cohen only weeks before the 2016 election. Clifford was planning to detail her relationship, including her 2006 sexual encounters with a married Donald Trump. She wasn’t the only adult film star with a story to tell about Trump’s behavior at a 2006 golf tournament in Lake Tahoe. Jessica Drake described her encounter, saying Trump offered her $10,000 for sex.

Drake and Daniels are not the only ones who Trump reportedly sought to “party” with in his hotel room. A third adult film star actress is now telling her story, saying Stormy Daniels and Donald Trump himself repeatedly called her to try and convince her to come to his room for a private party.

Bottom line: nondisclosure agreements and hush money be damned, it seems pretty clear that Donald Trump was running around cheating on his new wife while she was home with their new baby. It’s further evidence of his decayed or nonexistent morality, along with the evangelicals and so-called “family values” Republicans that continue to stand by this cad. The question now is, how did Donald Trump pay these women? Where did the funds come from? He’s notoriously cheap and these payouts happened in the closing weeks of the 2016 campaign. If campaign funds or Trump Foundation money were used to pay these women, could that be a legal problem for Trump? After all, former Sen. John Edwards was indicted and faced six felony counts for using secret campaign funds to cover up his extramarital affair.

On a personal note, my wife and I just got done watching Dave Letterman's interview he just did on Netflix with Barack Obama. Obama is a noble, visionary man who was arguably a good, possibly great president. The interview was wonderful, touching and funny. One of the things Obama said was that much of today's polarization is because people don't share the same set of facts. He especially mentioned Fox 'news' viewers who, he said, 'live on a different planet.'

The difference between Obama and Trump is profound.

I know that when Barack Obama was in the White House, I felt like we were all in good hands.

With Trump, I feel certain he has his pecker in his hand.

[RKP5637]

1. His popularity with the Deplorables will go up! n/t

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2. Edwards was found not guilty of those charges

The money Edwards was accused of misusing was actually scammed by his aide John Young and his wife. The Bunny Mellon money was mostly used by the Youngs to build their dream house.

Most of the outrageous claims against Edwards originated with the Youngs and were widely promoted in a book, TV interviews, and a movie deal. As soon as Edwards was found not guilty and the trial ended, the story completely disappeared from the news. The overwhelming majority of people, probably even those on DU, believe Edwards was convicted of the charges. The federal prosecutor involved was elected to Congress from NC.

The Youngs had received immunity from the Feds and escaped prosecution.

[COLGATE4]

3. With Trump, I feel certain he has his pecker in his hand.

Good thing he has really small hands...