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To: Bonefish who wrote (1374722)	9/21/2022 12:59:13 AM
From: Maple MAGA	1 Recommendation Recommended By IC720 Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 1586076

I have an in-law born in Ireland and his mother is German, but he does not call himself Irish-German he is simply Irish, there is no Irish-German citizen registry. Another in-law can trace all his lines to Ireland and I believe is even entitled to Irish citizenship because of that. Even though he can trace all his lines to Ireland does not make him Irish, even though his pedigree is more Irish than some guys born in Ireland. It is stupid and racist saying Mexican-American, you're either one or the other, you can't be both.

To: Bonefish who wrote (1374722)	9/21/2022 9:03:11 AM
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Thank you. Patrick Cruisius killed 23 Americans and wounded another 23 that were just like her in El Paso because he believed Trump's invasion lies.

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9/21/2022 9:03:51 AM

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T rump sued for sexual battery under new 'survivors' law: report

Matthew Chapman
September 20, 2022

On Tuesday, The Daily Beast reported that columnist E. Jean Carroll is moving to sue former President Donald Trump under a new sexual violence survivor law, accusing him of sexual battery.

The lawsuit stems from an incident in the late 1990s, during which Carroll alleges that the future president raped her in a department store — and is an escalation of the litigation she is already advancing against him.

"In an August letter to a New York federal judge that was just made public Tuesday, Carroll’s lawyer notified the court that severe legal action was on the horizon," reported Jose Pagliery. "The issue was brought up in court filings related to Carroll’s current lawsuit against the former president. She sued Trump while he was still at the White House, claiming she was defamed when Trump said the journalist’s revelations in her memoir were lies, adding a piggish line about how 'she's not my type.'"

As the report noted, Carroll already has a defamation suit against Trump for attacking her character with the claim she lied about the incident. However, this would be the first time Carroll actually sued the former president over the alleged rape itself.

"Roberta A. Kaplan, the journalist’s lawyer, explained in her letter to the judge that Carroll is now preparing to file a separate lawsuit under New York’s Adult Survivors Act 'on the earliest possible date,' which is Nov. 24," said the report. "Kaplan also explained that Trump—as he has done in nearly every court case of late—is refusing to turn over court-mandated evidence. Trump 'remains unwilling to produce any documents in discovery,' not 'a single document,' Kaplan wrote. That's why, she said, Trump should be dragged into a room for a deposition that will question him under oath — an embarrassing exercise that could elicit damning information from the former president. And given that it's a civil case, any question Trump refuses to answer can be interpreted in the worst light possible — even as an admission."

This comes as Trump, who has been accused of sexual harassment and assault by more than two dozen women, faces two separate criminal investigations relating to the plot to overturn the 2020 election and the classified document stash at Mar-a-Lago, as well as potential legal action from New York State relating to the finances of his family business.

rawstory.com