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As Sexual Accuser Bankrupts Trump, Biden Fundraises With Epstein Pal Bill Clinton

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As Democrats continue to smear former President Donald Trump as a sexual predator leading up to the 2024 election, President Joe Biden raised money in New York City on Thursday night at a star-studded event headlined by Bill Clinton — a frequent flyer with Jeffrey Epstein.

In January, a New York jury ordered Trump to pay more than $83 million in defamatory damages against former Elle magazine writer E. Jean Carroll, who claimed the former president raped her decades ago. Trump was never found guilty of rape, but Carroll won a civil lawsuit anyway over Trump denying the allegations of sexual assault, which allegedly occurred in 1995 or 1996 — she can’t remember the exact year.

Meanwhile, Biden has made light of his party’s attempts to bankrupt his top political opponent. In fact, the cascade of litigation against the Republican nominee is Democrats’ 2024 campaign strategy. Since leaving office in 2021, Trump has been forced to come up with more than $100 million just in legal bills, according to The New York Times. And any donor money going to defend against anti-Trump lawfare is money that can’t be used to run 2024 offense.

“The other day, a defeated man — looking man came up to me,” Biden joked at a recent reception, “and said, ‘Mr. President, I’m being crushed by debt. I’m completely wiped out.’ And I had to say, ‘I’m sorry, Donald, but I can’t help you.’”

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