What was a young Trump like? Why is he so mentally disturbed?

[Trump Worshippers - Bible Belt Queers]

Trump was having sex with other men at a young age and has graduated to
sex with pre teen children. He is the definition of the vile, dirty old
man. His trophy wife Melania has left him over it. That's why she's been
MIA the entire election campaign. If this were Saudi Arabia, the
government would have chopped off his head in a stadium as punishment for
his vile ways.

A month before the 2016 presidential election, a leaked tape revealed
Donald Trump bragging about grabbing women’s genitals, captured on a hot
mic during a 2005 “Access Hollywood” taping. In the immediate aftermath,
many condemned his words. That included many Republican politicians who
voiced their disapproval and disgust — but quickly returned to backing
him. Then, as we know, he won the election.

That year, multiple women spoke out against Trump’s history of sexual
misconduct. He responded by calling them “horrible, horrible liars,”
denying any and all wrongdoing and insisting that there was a larger plot
being orchestrated by Hillary Clinton, his political opponent at the time,
and the news media.

Trump often denied the legitimacy of such claims against those in his
orbit as well. In 2018, in response to sexual assault allegations against
people in his own administration, Trump tweeted: “Peoples lives are being
shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation. Some are true and some are
false. Some are old and some are new. There is no recovery for someone
falsely accused – life and career are gone. Is there no such thing any
longer as Due Process?”

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As he runs for president again, The 19th is pulling together allegations
of sexual assault and harassment against him and people who worked for or
with him in his campaigns or in his time in the White House. Some resigned
only to be later welcomed back into the fold; some have stayed connected
to Trump.

Here is what we have found:

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Donald Trump looks on during a rally, behind him is an American flag.
In total, about two dozen women have spoken out publicly to accuse Trump.
(Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

Dozens of women have accused Trump of sexual misconduct dating back to the
1970s, and he has been found liable in court for sexual abuse. Several
women have described Trump forcibly reaching under their skirts, others
said he kissed them without consent, and a handful of beauty pageant
contestants claimed Trump inappropriately walked in on them in changing
rooms. In total, about two dozen women have spoken out publicly to accuse
Trump:

Jessica Leeds told The New York Times in 2016 that, in the late 1970s,
Trump, who was a stranger to her, reached his hand up her skirt and
grabbed her breasts on a flight to New York. She said he “was like an
octopus” and his “hands were everywhere” before she fled to the back
of the plane. Ivana Trump, Trump’s first wife, accused him in a
divorce deposition of raping her in a fit of rage in 1989, when they
were married. She later said that she hadn’t meant in a “literal or
criminal sense.” Kristin Anderson, a photographer and former model,
told The Washington Post in 2016 that Trump sat next to her at a
nightclub in the early 1990s and reached under her skirt. Anderson
said the incident lasted about 30 seconds, but she and her friends
were “very grossed out and weirded out.” Jill Harth, who worked with
Trump in the 1990s, accused him of “attempted rape” in a 1997
complaint. She said that in 1993, Trump tried to kiss her in his
daughter’s bedroom at his Mar-a-Lago resort, pushing her against a
wall and putting his hand up her dress. She dropped the suit a few
weeks after filing it, she said as part of a settlement with Trump in
a separate breach of contract case, according to the Associated Press.
Lisa Boyne, a health food business entrepreneur, told HuffPost in 2016
that she attended a dinner with Trump in 1996 where several women were
forced to walk across a table while Trump looked up their skirts and
commented on their underwear and bodies. “It was the most offensive
scene I’ve ever been a part of,” Boyne said. Five former Miss Teen USA
contestants told BuzzFeed News in 2016 that in 1997, Trump, the owner
of the pageant at the time, unexpectedly walked into the contestants’
dressing room while they were changing, which they found
inappropriate. Mariah Billado said she rushed to put on her dress and
remembered him saying, “Don’t worry ladies, I’ve seen it all before.”
Victoria Hughes said that it was “the most inappropriate time to meet
us all for the first time. The youngest girl was 15, and I was the
eldest at 19.” The other three women described a similar situation to
BuzzFeed anonymously; however, 11 others said they did not recall
seeing Trump in the dressing room at all.

In an April 2005 interview on The Howard Stern Show, when asked about
Miss USA and Miss Universe, Trump said he would go backstage before
beauty pageant shows, the only man in the room while the women were
“standing there with no clothes.” As the owner, “I sort of get away
with things like that,” he added. He was not asked about Miss Teen USA
in this interview.

E. Jean Carroll, a writer, said Trump raped her in 1996 in a Bergdorf
Goodman dressing room. Carroll wrote about the incident in her 2019
memoir called “What Do We Need Men For?” In May, Carroll was awarded
$5 million after a jury held Trump liable for sexual abuse and
defamation, though not rape. Temple Taggart, former Miss Utah, told
The New York Times in 2016 that Trump “kissed me directly on the lips”
when he met her at the 1997 Miss USA pageant and again when she met
with him in Manhattan after he offered to help with her modeling
career. Taggart described the incident as “inappropriate” and said her
first thought after he kissed her was, “Oh my God, gross.” Cathy
Heller told The Guardian in 2016 that Trump forcibly kissed her when
she attended a Mother’s Day brunch at Mar-a-Lago in the 1990s. Heller
said she was “angry and shaken” after the former president ignored her
handshake, grabbed her and went for the lips and became angry when she
tried to turn her head away. Amy Dorris, a former model, said Trump
forcibly kissed and groped her in his private box at the U.S. Open
tennis championship in 1997. Dorris told The Guardian in 2020 that
Trump “shoved his tongue down my throat” and “his hands were very
gropey and all over my butt, my breasts, my back, everything.” Karena
Virginia, a yoga instructor and life coach, told The Washington Post
in 2016 that Trump groped her, unexpectedly wrapping his arm around
her and touching her breast, in 1998 while she waited for a car
outside the U.S. Open. Karen Johnson, who was a regular at Mar-a-Lago,
said Trump pulled her behind a tapestry to kiss and grope her during a
New Year’s Eve party in the early 2000s. Johnson detailed the incident
to journalists Barry Levine and Monique El-Faizy, who published it in
their 2019 book, “All the President’s Women: Donald Trump and the
Making of a Predator,” along with 42 other allegations of sexual
misconduct. Bridget Sullivan, another former Miss USA contestant, told
BuzzFeed News in 2016 that she met Trump at a party promoting the
competition, and he hugged her “a little low on your back” and gave “a
squeeze that your creepy uncle would.” In a separate instance in 2000,
Sullivan said, Trump walked backstage while many of the contestants
were naked or getting dressed. Tasha Dixon, a former Miss USA
contestant, told CBS in 2016 that, in 2001, Trump walked into where
she and other contestants were changing. Dixon said she thought Trump
“owned the pageant for the reasons to utilize his power to get around
beautiful women.” Melinda McGillivray told the Palm Beach Post in 2016
that Trump grabbed her butt without her consent in 2003 when they were
backstage at a Ray Charles concert at Mar-a-Lago. Natasha Stoynoff, a
former reporter for People magazine, wrote in 2016 that Trump sexually
assaulted her in 2005 while she was visiting Mar-a-Lago to work on a
story about his first year of marriage with Melania. When they were
alone, Stoynoff said, Trump closed the door and pushed her against the
wall before “forcing his tongue down my throat.” Juliet Huddy, a
former Fox News anchor, said on the “Mornin!!! With Bill Schulz”
podcast in 2017 that Trump kissed her unexpectedly and without her
consent in Trump Tower in the mid-2000s. Huddy said she “didn’t feel
threatened” at the time but later realized she would’ve said no more
clearly. Rachel Crooks, a former receptionist at Trump Tower, told The
New York Times in 2016 that Trump kissed her “directly on the mouth”
without consent when she first met him in 2005. Samantha Holvey, a
former Miss USA contestant, told CNN in 2016 that when she competed in
2006, Trump personally inspected each contestant, looking at them from
head to toe like “sexual objects,” which made her feel “the dirtiest I
felt in my entire life.” Ninni Laaksonen, a model and former Miss
Finland, in 2016 told Ilta-Sanomat, a Finnish newspaper, that Trump
squeezed her butt in 2006 when they were backstage at the “Late Show
with David Letterman.” Jessica Drake, an actor in adult films, accused
Trump during a 2016 news conference of grabbing her, kissing her
without her consent and offering her $10,000 to come to his penthouse
hotel room in 2006. Summer Zervos, a former contestant on “The
Apprentice,” told reporters at a 2016 news conference that Trump
sexually assaulted her on two separate occasions in 2007. The first
was when she met him and he kissed her on the lips. Later that year,
Zervos said Trump grabbed her shoulder, kissed her “aggressively,”
placed his hand on her breast and thrust himself on her before she was
able to pull away and leave the room. Cassandra Searles, a former Miss
USA contestant, wrote in a 2016 Facebook post that Trump “continually
grabbed my ass and invited me to his hotel room” when she competed in
2013. Alva Johnson, a former campaign staff member, alleged in a 2019
lawsuit that Trump grabbed her hand and kissed her on the side of the
mouth without her consent during a rally in 2016.

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