E. Jean Carroll

author of “What Do We Need Men For? A Modest Proposal”

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Advice columnist E. Jean Carroll is the latest woman to accuse President Trump of sexual misconduct. She is among at least 22 other women to do so.

Why advice columnist E. Jean Carroll refuses to say Donald Trump raped her

Advice columnist E. Jean Carroll is the latest woman to accuse President Trump of sexual misconduct. She is among at least 22 other women to do so.

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