Truly Trump

Do you feel like you know him? 

Trump is a rough around the edges New Jersey boy.  He's not a career politician.  He's different.  Sometimes his comments are off-putting, off-color, but always clarifying.  Beyond this there is an incredible amount of confusing charges against him and hatred towards him.  But there is also love.  It is impossible to know the true origins of all this since he is in the political realm and the opposition is a subtle powerhouse.  You can only decide for yourself what's true.

Trump has been in the public eye in his entire adulthood.  He was a beloved friend and businessman of New York, Palm beach and on his TV show, The Apprentice.  We watched the ebbs and flows and ultimate extraordinary successes of his career. 

Once running for President, legal suits and public comments against him abounded.  A biased news media and dishonest opposition party took impact.  His life was on the line.  But Trump fights on.  We can't know the entirety of his life, but suits that resulted negatively are under appeal or are stalled.  All of the rest have come to nothing and are dropped.

As a husband, father and President the undisputed evidence shows him to be a long-time honorable, loving, loyal family man who is fully committed to America.

Alleged bad behavior in a nutshell: Decide for yourself

• Trump was convicted on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records regarding payment to adult film actress, "Stormy Daniels". Under appeal. Trump stated that these charges were false, unlawful, unconstitutional and politically motivated. (Wikipedia)

• "At least 26 women have publicly accused Donald Trump of rape, kissing and groping without consent; looking under women's skirts; and walking in on naked teenage pageant contestants. Trump has denied all of the allegation." (Wiki)

• In November 2022, Carroll filed a suit against Trump for battery under the Adult Survivors Act. On May 9, 2023, a New York jury in a civil case found Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation against Carroll, but found him not liable for rape.

• As of April 2025, the appeal [for defamation and sexual abuse] is ongoing.​ (Wiki)

• Additionally, in December 2024, a federal appeals court upheld a separate $5 million verdict from May 2023, which found Trump liable for sexually abusing and defaming Carroll. Trump's attempt to overturn that verdict was rejected. Wiki

• Almost all of these allegations were made at the start of Trump's presidential campaign in 2016 and ended within the four years. (Per Wiki record)

• Trump was accidentally recorded in 2005 by Access Hollywood talking lewdly about women in a movie trailer, privately to a man. Trump: "I was wrong and I apologize." The tape was released one month before the election in 2016. (Wiki)

• Trump's X-wife, Ivana Trump, stated that she "felt violated [sexually]" on one occasion in their marriage while on the verge of divorce, which she stated in a Trump book published in 1993, by Harry Hurt III. In 2015 she said they were now the "best of friends" and her statement was "totally without merit." (Wiki)

• Ivana invited Donald Trump to her subsequent wedding featuring him in group photos. (Article published in People magazine)(Getty images)

• Some Trump nicknames for opponent politicians: "Sleepy Joe", "Crooked Hilary", "Obamagate", "Lyin' Ted", "Pocahontas", "Ron DeSanctimonious", "Fake News", "Psycho Joe" (Wiki)

• Some Trump Criticisms: Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un: "Little Rocket Man", Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau: "two-faced", Actress Rosie O'Donnell, "pig" and "loser", Actor Alec Baldwin: "terrible" "not funny", Dr. Anthony Fauci: "a disaster", Attorney General Jeff Sessions: "very weak" and "disloyal", A federal jugde ruling against him: "a so-called judge", Hillary Clinton: "Pathetic", "Such a nasty woman" Kamala Harris: "Phony", "Radical Left", "Mean". (Wiki)

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Criminal Cases

• 1. Hush Money Conviction (New York)

  • Charges: 34 felony counts of falsifying business records related to payments made to adult film actress Stormy Daniels during the 2016 election.

  • Outcome: Convicted on May 30, 2024, becoming the first former U.S. president found guilty of felony crimes.

  • Sentencing: Received an unconditional discharge in January 2025, with the judge citing concerns about interfering with presidential immunity. Wikipedia

  • ​The case involving Donald Trump's conviction related to hush money payments to Stormy Daniels is currently under appeal. In January 2025, Trump's legal team filed a formal notice of appeal with a New York state court, seeking to overturn his conviction on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. Reuters​

    The appeal is being heard by the state's mid-level appeals court. Trump's attorneys argue that the case was politically motivated and that the conviction should be dismissed. USA TODAY​

    As of now, the appeal process is ongoing, and no final decision has been made.​

  2. Election Subversion (Georgia)

  • Charges: 13 counts, including racketeering, for efforts to overturn the 2020 election results in Georgia.

  • Status: Case paused due to the disqualification of the district attorney. Reuters​

  3. Classified Documents (Florida)

  • Charges: 31 counts of willfully retaining national defense information under the Espionage Act.

  • Outcome: Case dismissed in July 2024 after the judge ruled the special counsel's appointment was unconstitutional. Wikipedia​

  4. Federal Election Interference (Washington, D.C.)

  • Charges: Obstruction and conspiracy related to the January 6 Capitol attack.

  • Status: Dismissed in November 2024 due to Department of Justice policy against prosecuting a sitting president. Wikipedia​

  Civil Cases

  1. E. Jean Carroll Defamation and Sexual Abuse

  • Allegations: Sexual abuse in the 1990s and subsequent defamation.

  • Outcome: Found liable and ordered to pay over $88 million in damages. Reuters

  • ​The E. Jean Carroll defamation case against Donald Trump is currently under appeal.

    2. New York Civil Fraud Case

  • Allegations: Inflating asset values to deceive lenders and insurers.

  • Outcome: Found liable and ordered to pay $454 million; currently under appeal. Reuters​

  Legal Actions During Second Presidency

  1. Executive Orders Targeting Law Firms

  • Action: Issued orders penalizing major law firms that represented his opponents, including revoking federal contracts and security clearances.

  • Response: Several firms are suing, citing violations of constitutional rights. Latest news & breaking headlines

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  2. Defiance of Court Orders

  • Incident: Refused to comply with a Supreme Court order to return a wrongfully deported individual, leading to potential contempt proceedings. AP News

    
    

    Supreme Court for now pauses deportation of Venezuelan men. (CBS)

  3. California's Lawsuit Over Tariffs

  • Action: California sued the Trump administration, alleging unlawful imposition of tariffs that harm the state's economy. Politico

  • suit active