Popcorn: Stormy Daniels Says Creepy Porn Lawyer Avenatti Sued Trump For Defamation Against Her Wishes

2018-11-29
Source: WashingtonGuardian
by: Matt Vespa

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Well, it looks like the Daniels-Avenatti alliance could be coming to an end. The adult film actress has been one of the many people taking on President Trump and allegedly had an affair with him. We all knew Trump wasn’t an angel, nor the best role model, but he wasn’t Hillary Rodham Clinton—and he beat her in 2016. Welcome to tribal politics, folks.

It’s partisan, clear cut, and devoid of BS. You know what you’re getting. Daniels’ lawyer Michael Avenatti filed a defamation suit against Trump, claiming that the president used his Twitter account maliciously against Daniels reputation; the latter had alleged a man had accosted her in 2011 in order to intimidate her into keeping quiet about the alleged affair.

Well, grab some popcorn because Daniels is now saying that defamation suit filed by Avenatti was green lit without her signing off on it. Oh, and she was pretty much kept in the dark about the second Crowd Fund effort aimed at helping with legal costs. And by kept in the dark, I mean Avenatti straight up didn’t tell her he was going to do this.

Avenatti responds, with some legal experts saying he could land himself into some hot ethics waters with his antics. Daniels could sue Avenatti for malpractice. He was recently evicted from his law offices after failing to pay rent for months.

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