Court filings imply that Donald Trump got Stormy Daniels pregnant and she had an abortion

[iluvtennis]

http://www.palmerreport.com/analysis/pregnant-stormy-daniels-trump/8625/

Now that Stormy Daniels has filed a lawsuit against Donald Trump aimed at giving her the all-clear to tell her story about their affair, the legal proceedings alone are already quickly pushing much of that story into the public domain.

Earlier today it was revealed that Daniels’ court filings implied she may have lewd photos of Trump. Now it looks like the court filings are also implying that Trump got Daniels pregnant during the affair.

While paying her off, Trump originally forced Daniels agree to keep quiet about a specific set of things that went beyond the mere fact that they were having sex.

MSNBC host Lawrence O’Donnell managed to pick this passage out of Daniels’ court filings, which he presented on-air on Wednesday evening: “sexual partners, alleged sexual actions or alleged sexual conduct, related matters, or paternity information.”

Unless Trump’s attorneys were so incredibly sloppy that they merely copy-pasted boilerplate language into the nondisclosure agreement that had nothing to do with the affair, this implies that Trump got Daniels pregnant.

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[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. Oh, FFS, the Palmer Report!

Palmer makes "facts" out of nothing. O'Donnell mentioned the reference to “sexual partners, alleged sexual actions or alleged sexual conduct, related matters, or paternity information” in the NDA with Stormy Daniels precisely because that is Trump's boilerplate NDA. It's classic legal butt-covering, meant to cover all contingencies, and it suggests that there have been other women who had to sign agreements with the same wording. Michael Cohen probably carries a batch of them around with him and he just fills in the blanks. The Palmer Report is known to be a liberal version of the Drudge Report and about as reliable.

[California_Republic]

10. In his defense he never says the are facts

He couches his ‘statements’ with enough spin to keep the lawyers at bay

[beveeheart]

2. Earlier today I think her attorney said

no pregnancy.

[Blindingly apparent]

11. It might be better for stormy if any pregnancy never Becomes public knowledge

Some RWNJ will think it is his duty to punish her not only for her ‘Sin’ but also for tempting God’s chosen spokesperson

[lapfog_1]

3. or entirely likely that iDJT has had many such affairs

and they re-used boilerplate language for each NDA.

Which may well mean that some OTHER woman did have an abortion or pregnancy in iDJT's past since the language is in the NDA.

Somehow I can't see a porn star who is used to doing bareback scenes on film somehow not using an effective birth control method with iDJT.

[underthematrix]

9. Thank you. Of course she would use birth control.

I still think Stormy is his daughter.

[EffieBlack]

4. Her attorney said, unequivocally, this never happened. nt

[eleny]

5. And all she got was $130k?

It just doesn't feel like enough for her silence.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

6. She probably didn't think Trump would win,

and that therefore, after the election her silence wouldn't be worth much at all.

[eleny]

8. I'm not even factoring in his seeking office

She gets pregnant by a self professed billionaire, has an abortion while his wife is pregnant with their first child and the girlfriend accepts 130k to keep quiet? I don't buy it.

If she says that it happened and can prove it then so be it. Fools are born every day.

[budkin]

7. Stopped reading at "Palmer Report"

[doodsaq]

12. Yep

People, stop reading sensationalist trash.

[eppur_se_muova]

13. Someone -- IIRC it might have been Ana Navarro -- had quite a different interpretation.

Basically, the agreement is "boilerplate" -- a standard document prepared in multiple copies in advance, which tries to cover all eventualities that *might* occur, including photos, videos, and pregnancy. The obvious implication is that this is not the only such agreement, and not likely the first. Why go to the trouble to create a "standard form" unless you knew you would be using it over and over again ? That's something reporters are probably following up on right now.