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Condemnation of Trump: the silence of Stormy Daniels

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2 June 2024
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Usually not sparing with comments on Donald Trump’s legal setbacks, Stormy Daniels, the former porn actress at the heart of the affair which led to the ex-president being convicted of criminal charges, keeps for moment silence.

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While justice offered her the opportunity to triumph on a platter, the one whose testimony was the strong point of the trial in New York has for the moment let her lawyer and her husband speak in the media.

Is she afraid of inflaming Donald Trump’s fans, she who said she received death threats? Does she stay tight-lipped before a big TV interview? Or does she just prefer to take a step back?

Her husband, Barrett Blade, and her lawyer, Clark Brewster, suggested that apprehension, even fear, was not unrelated to this silence.

“I’m not going to speak on her behalf, she will deliver her message at the right time,” her husband told CNN.

Stormy Daniels and her husband, Barrett Blade.

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But “she is still digesting” the verdict, and “now all the idiot Trumpists will fall on her,” he added.

To the journalist from a local channel who mentioned the “stress” of Stormy Daniels before her testimony in court where she went in a “bulletproof vest”, the lawyer for his part replied that it was rather “fear” that “someone will do something crazy.”

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And since the verdict, since Mr. Trump is the Republican Party candidate, “the logical conclusion” would be that fears for his safety have increased, he said.

“Weight on the shoulders”

In any case, insisted Barrett Blade, although she felt “a little vindictive” by the verdict which showed that she “was telling the truth”, “this case was not hers”.

“She didn’t ask for anything, she wasn’t the one who filed the complaint,” he argued. “The case was presented by a New York prosecutor.”

She is therefore “quite stoic”, “it takes a lot of weight off her”. “But it puts another burden on him in terms of what happens next. What will be the next wave (…) of bullshit? he asked himself. “We take things day by day.”

Stormy Daniels, 45, claims she had a sexual relationship with Donald Trump in 2006, which he denies. To keep her silent, she was paid $130,000 just before the 2016 presidential election.

Donald Trump and Stormy Daniels met in Lake Tahoe, Nevada, in 2006. She was 26, he was 60.

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It was this payment, disguised as legal fees, which led to the business magnate being found guilty on Thursday by a New York jury, a historic conviction for a former president.

In a recent documentary, she recounted how, despite her apparent strength and sharp humor in her X account, her life had been turned upside down.

She notably mentioned “direct threats like ‘I’m going to come to your house and cut your throat'” or even “‘Your daughter should be euthanized'”.

Another key witness in the trial, Michael Cohen, Donald Trump’s former lawyer who became one of his most loquacious enemies, commented extensively on the verdict, both in X and on television.

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