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The verdict on the Trump versus E Jean Carroll case has sent shockwaves throughout the nation. The liberal media is in a frenzy, salivating over the news with Geraldo Rivera leading the pack, adamantly vocalizing his opinions on the matter. While Rivera is charging full speed ahead with his commentary, there is another contrary voice in the mix, Leo Terell, unapologetically putting Rivera in his place.

The lawsuit brought by E. Jean Carroll against former President Donald Trump has been making headlines for months, but the recent jury verdict has added a new layer of controversy. While the jury found Trump not liable for rape, they did find him liable for defamation and sexual abuse, resulting in a $5 million judgment against him.

But the reaction to the verdict has been far from unanimous. Liberal Fox News contributor Geraldo Rivera expressed concern that the ruling would harm Trump’s chances in the 2024 presidential election. However, fellow contributor Leo Terrell disagreed, arguing that the verdict would only enhance Trump’s appeal to his base.

Terell’s argument is not without merit. Despite facing a barrage of legal challenges throughout his presidency and beyond, Trump has maintained a fervent base of supporters who remain loyal to him and his agenda. Many of these supporters view the legal challenges as part of a broader campaign to undermine Trump’s legitimacy and prevent him from returning to office.

It’s also worth noting that Trump’s legal witch hunts are far from over. While he has announced his intention to appeal the Carroll verdict, he is also facing other legal challenges from every possible direction democrats can think of, all in the hopes they strike gold on a conviction that might stick. Pathetically, they have missed for almost 6 years straight to date.

In the wake of the verdict in the E. Jean Carroll case, opinions are sharply divided about what it means for President Donald Trump and the broader political landscape. While some believe the ruling will harm Trump’s chances in the 2024 presidential election, mainly democrats, others like Terell argue that it will only strengthen his appeal to his base. Regardless of the outcome of the legal challenges ahead, one thing is certain: the man continues to drive the fake news crazy. And that’s the understatement of the century