One little detail throws a wrench in those accusations against Trump. At a minimum, they raise some new questions about their validity.
The latest woman to accuse Trump of sexual assault is Summer Zervos, a former contestant on Trump’s hit show “The Apprentice.” Accompanied by Democrat operative Gloria Allred, Zervos leveled the serious allegations at Trump on Friday afternoon, adding to the growing number of women making such accusations.
The presence of Allred was already questionable, considering she’s been behind some major smear campaigns in the past, but now we’re learning something else about Zervos that completely destroys any credibility she may have had – she wanted Trump’s help with her business earlier this year.
Correct me if I’m wrong, and I’m not, but last I checked if someone allegedly sexually assaulted you, you don’t turn around and contact them for help in promoting your business.
In a Facebook post, Trump decided to set the record straight and let everyone know that on April 14 of this year, Zervos emailed him to see if he would make a trip out to California to visit her restaurant.
Does a victim typically persue an ongoing business relationship with her aggressor?
