There is no good evidence that he did abuse her except her testimony
Disagree. It might not be enough to convict in criminal court, where the standard is "guilty beyond reasonable doubt," but the preponderance of available evidence was sufficient for Judge Engoron to conclude that Carroll was credible. The evidence isn't limited to this one allegation. We know Trump. We know his character. Of course he has raped women. If one has the desire to do so, feels safe doing so, and has access to women, he rapes some of them. It's the dog test again:
"You defrosted a steak on a plate which you put on the table, but forgot to put it back into the refrigerator before you left for work. Your dog is home alone, loves steak, has never been trained, and can get to the steak. Question: did the dog eat the steak? Of course it did. If it had the will and the means to get to it, there is no other possible outcome unless the dog dies of a heart attack trying to get to the steak. Just ask yourself, would Putin help the Trump campaign if he thought he could? That's a no-brainer. Would Trump and his consiglieres accept that help were it offered? Still no brain required."
Did the dog eat the steak? Did Trump collude with the Russians? Did Trump rape women? Did he steal from contractors? Did he defraud his university students? Yes, yes, yes, and yes. That's the dog test: did he have the will and means to commit the act? If yes, it happened.
No one will ever know if this happened or not
Sure we do, beyond reasonable doubt. See above.
He was not found to have raped her by the jury.
Yes, we know. It was a bench trial. There was no jury required. He was found to have raped her by the judge, who stands in for the jury when the defendant declines a jury trial and carries the same weight legally.
I can hardly wait until he takes the White House again. Snowflakes will melt and heads will explode. Oh, I can hardly wait!
Then I suppose you can understand the schadenfreude many are feeling and expressing now at the fate of Trump and those who care about him. I understand that feeling, but most people won't say it out loud. I've yet to read a liberal write "@#!& your feelings" or "How sweet the taste of MAGA tears" as they heard in 2016 said to liberals, but I'll bet that some of that sentiment can be found somewhere.
How's your head doing now with all of these trials? Watching this must be tough to take.
The head really enjoy getting into is Trump's. Fortunately, he makes that pretty easy. Talk about exploding! Pure, nonstop rage, anguish, and humiliation. He reminds me of these police arrest videos where somebody is screaming hysterically while kicking and biting and has to be taken to ground, tased, and fitted with ankle cuffs and a spit hood all while screaming "Get off of me, you have no right, I've done nothing wrong, and I'll sue all of you and have your jobs" to police. Then they go to jail. This will be similar, except
Like I said, I understand your sentiment, but I'm not as forthcoming as you expressing it. Here's my impossible dream: Trump supporters get a Trump presidency and what follows from that, and the rest get a Biden America and what would follow from that.
Do you disagree that if there could be two Americas under different presidents, that they should both get their wish and deserve whatever follows? I'll bet that you do, but I'd also bet that we have different visions of what those futures would be like in those two countries. I'm thinking something like North and South Korea.
Interviews with voters indicated that a good amount of those who voted for Haley were democrats who wanted to interfere in the GOP primary.
Most future Democratic voters seem to want Trump to be the candidate. I'd prefer a president Haley to a president Trump, but I'd prefer a president Biden over both, and Trump is a proven loser who now has new problems, like no longer enjoying the benefit of incumbency or of being relatively unknown like Haley, and he's now a defendant as much a candidate, soon to be a convicted felon.
There is far more to a woman that makes her someone's type than looks
No when you're only looking at a picture of her.
Show me where he was ever convicted of rape.
Irrelevant except with regard to a prison sentence for it, and we don't need that.
Actually, a financial judgment would hurt a man already headed to prison for life more than another felony conviction if he weren't already going to lose his wealth anyway. It's pretty hard to do more to this man than strip him of his wealth, his children's inheritances, his brand, his business and business licenses, his freedom, and his legacy through a series of rage-inducing public trials and other humiliations. They want to remove his star from Hollywood Blvd and the Brits want to revoke his honorary title even as his name is coming off of buildings and gold resorts. I wonder how that feels to a man addicted to praise and adulation? I'll bet his head is exploding.