Stormy Daniels, the adult film actress says that she feels like her actions have been justified with Donald Trump’s recent legal judgment against him. The lawsuit, which has attracted considerable public attention focused on claims that she received hush money during the 2016 presidential campaign.
Stephanie Clifford whose stage name is Stormy Daniels had alleged earlier that President Trump’s personal lawyer Michael Cohen had paid her $130,000 to keep quiet about her supposed affair with Trump to stop it from affecting the election results in 2016.
“I have a sense of vindication,” Daniels commented on the ruling. She has always maintained that this payment was aimed at securing her silence over the alleged love case though he said it never took place and no such relationship existed between them.
Trump was found liable for defamation and fraudulent business practices connected with those funds by the verdict. Therefore, this court’s ruling is a crucial landmark in his ongoing legal woes.
Daniels later added, “I hope we will all remember that none of us are above law and truth matters.”
Also happy with the judgement was Michael Cohen who now hates Trump and has worked well with investigators. As per COHEN’S words: “It is an important step towards holding him responsible.” He confessed guilt for various crimes including campaign finance violation and disclosed how trump requested him to make such payments.
For many observers; his conviction signifies yet another triumph in efforts to bring accountability in relation to what happened before and after he left office. However, former president Trump does not agree with this decision by saying he would appeal against it since according to him he did not do anything wrong but it only political issues made people focus on this trial.
The case remains a focal point within an overall debate concerning legal accountability as well as potential political implications arising from its resolution while still under judicial scrutiny. Since then she has expressed herself emotionally showing how personal this whole process is for her following a very prominent lawsuit.
