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Earlier this week I read E. Jean Carroll's story about being sexually assaulted by Donald Trump - and I noticed something about her allegations. They are very familiar ...
Here's Carroll's allegation: 
Here's Natasha Stoynoff discussing the allegation that Trump attacked her in 2005: people.com/politics/donal…
Here's Jill Harth's story: theguardian.com/us-news/2016/j…
Note the similarities. In all three stories Trump waits to get alone with Carroll, Stoynoff and Harth. In all three, without warning, he pins them against a wall. In all three he forcibly tries to kiss them. Carroll & Harth both report that Trump tries to pull down their dresses.
Rachel Crooks and Jessica Leeds told similar stories - that Trump tried to forcibly kiss them and in Leeds case tried to put his hand up her skirt on an airplane nytimes.com/2016/10/13/us/…
Kristen Anderson reported that he put his hand up her skirt and tried to touch her vagina in a nightclub in New York. washingtonpost.com/politics/woman…
Of course, as we know, on the Access Hollywood tape he boasted of grabbing women by the "pussy"
What's evident is a pattern of behavior by Trump - repeated incidents of attacking women, pinning them against a wall, using his body to constrain them and then trying to kiss them. There is also a pattern of trying to insert his hand or penis in their vaginas against their will
In another scenarios he forcibly tries to kiss them and put his hand in their vaginas.
Finally, Trump's statement that Carroll was not his type is obviously disgusting ... but also, I'm just going to leave this here (on the left E. Jean Carroll in the mid-90s. On the right, Trump's second wife Marla Maples)
