Trump accuser repeatedly asked to be his makeup artist before resurrecting assault allegations

[Revmitchell]

A makeup artist who once accused President Donald Trump of sexual assault repeatedly asked then-presidential candidate Trump to be his makeup artist in 2015, according to emails obtained by The Hill.

How did this happen?
Makeup artist Jill Harth’s request to work for Trump came nearly two decades after first accusing him of sexual assault, and months prior to reissuing those same allegations during the presidential campaign in 2016.

Trump accuser repeatedly asked to be his makeup artist before resurrecting assault allegations

 

[Bro. Curtis]

I saw this earlier. Of course, once people see the name “Trump”, their brains have a hard time processing anything else.

 

[Revmitchell]

I saw this earlier. Of course, once people see the name “Trump”, their brains have a hard time processing anything else.

It's called Trump Derangement Syndrome

 

[Judith]

I seriously doubt anyone could find a man who has not at some time done what is being called sexual harassment whether it was physical or verbal.

However this is also just as true for most every woman. EVERY woman who dresses in an immodest manner to attract attention to her body is a sexual predator and guilty of sexual harassment

Ladies if you name the name of the Lord be very sure you do not fall into that trap and you fathers be very sure your sons and daughters do not fall into that trap. Teach them modesty and godliness.

 

[just-want-peace]

I seriously doubt anyone could find a man who has not at some time done what is being called sexual harassment whether it was physical or verbal.

However this is also just as true for most every woman. EVERY woman who dresses in an immodest manner to attract attention to her body is a sexual predator and guilty of sexual harassment

Ladies if you name the name of the Lord be very sure you do not fall into that trap and you fathers be very sure your sons and daughters do not fall into that trap. Teach them modesty and godliness.

When my daughter was 16+/-, she brought home a pair of jeans that she was totally enamored with, but fit like they had been painted on her. I expressed my disapproval rather vehemently (still hadn't fully grasped teen psychology yet) but she just dug her toenails in the carpet and vowed that she could see absolutely "nothing wrong" with the way they fit!!
Her brother, 2 1/2 yrs younger, had a little private talk with her and she suddenly decided that these jeans were not for her.
Never did know exactly what he said other than he apparently voiced the thoughts of some guy dancing with her dressed as she wanted to.
Never had any more problem with overly suggestive clothes choices!