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Breitbart: “‘Reid Hoffman, the co-founder of LinkedIn and a harsh critic of former President Donald J. Trump, has helped pay for a lawsuit by E. Jean Carroll, the New York magazine writer who sued Mr. Trump for rape and defamation, according to newly filed court papers in the case,’ the New York Times reported this month.\n \nHoffman’s disdain for Trump is no secret, either. He said in a recent interview that he would ‘spend as much as I possibly can and it takes and is effective [to beat Trump].’\n \nHoffman’s chief political adviser Dmitri Mehlhorn also identified their goal as ‘weakening the political power of the anti-American Trump-MAGA movement.’\n \n‘Our political philanthropy is focused on weakening the political power of the anti-American Trump-MAGA movement,’ he said last year, …

Byron York: “Tech billionaire Reid Hoffman is bankrolling Carroll’s case. Like so many others involved on Carroll’s side, Hoffman is profoundly anti-Trump. He is also not afraid to push the envelope of anti-Trumpism; in 2018, he apologized for funding a group that secretly imitated Russian disinformation tactics in an attempt to benefit the Dem in Alabama’s special election for the U.S. Senate. Hoffman’s money has made some waves in the Carroll case because, in her October 2022 deposition, Carroll denied that anyone was paying her legal fees. Here is what Carroll said:\n \nQ: Are you presently paying your counsel’s fees?\n \nA: This is a contingency case.\n \nQ: So you’re not paying expenses or anything out of pocket to date. Is that correct?\n \nA: I’m not sure about expenses. I have to …

Q: “At what point did you decide to file a lawsuit against the defendant?” \nA: “Well, wherever I went after the story, people said, ‘Are you going to sue him? Are you going to sue him?’ and I would say, ‘No, no, no, not going to do it. I’m just not.’ And then I had a conversation with someone who knew the ins and outs, an actual lawyer, and he said, ‘You should really seriously think about this.’” \nQ: “Who was that lawyer without getting into the conversation?” \nA: “George Conway.” \nQ: “How did you meet George Conway?” \nA: “Met him at a party at Molly Jong-Fast’s house.” \nQ: “Was he your lawyer at the time?” \nA: “No, no, no, no.” \nQ: “So after you spoke to George, did you retain counsel?” \nA: “Yes.” \nQ: “How soon after?” \nA: “The day after. The day — two days later.” \nQ: “Did …

Vanity Fair: “What makes a hideous woman, as opposed to a hideous man, or is there no difference?” \nE. Jean Carroll: “No, I don’t think there’s a difference. If you’re a hideous woman, you’re a hideous woman. What I did was wrong. Hideous women are hideous.”

Vanity Fair: “In the book you call yourself a hideous woman.” \nE. Jean Carroll: “Oh. I was bad, bad.” \nVanity Fair: “Because you flashed a professor.” \nE. Jean Carroll: “He was the most popular professor on campus. So adorable. He went on to Washington to become quite a big deal. He was the golden boy. He was in Ballantine Hall lecturing. Ballantine Hall is the largest auditorium campus at the time. I had the temerity to walk on the stage in a trench coat and dark glasses, open my trench coat wearing a bright yellow bikini, and flash that man four, five, six seconds. He could barely stand up. Now, if a man did that today to a female professor, I hope that man would be in jail. So I put myself on the hideous list. He married a friend of mine…” \nVanity Fair: “Did you feel guilty looking…

Vanity Fair: “You also confessed to sexually harassing Roger Ailes while you had a show on his cable channel America’s Talking. He is also on your list of hideous men, but was once a friend.” \nE. Jean Carroll: “Oh, I did it. Every day I had a chance. I call him the pearl of his sex. Right on the air. I roll up my trouser legs. I would wait for the camera to come over. Then I would slowly pull up the right and then the left trouser leg. It would say Roger Ailes. I would say, ‘He’s my future husband.’ It never stopped. I’d ask him to twirl for me. I adored him.”

Vanity Fair: “In the last week you have gone from living a pretty private life to being very much in the public eye. What has that been like?” \nE. Jean Carroll: “Fabulous. Buoyant. It’s almost merry…As I was talking to somebody on the phone yesterday, a man just stood in front of me bowing as I talked on the phone. It was amazing. It was like he was standing in front of Queen Elizabeth.”

Vanity Fair: “She lives in a cabin she calls ‘the Mouse House,’ surrounded by trees with trunks she’s painted a striking shade of pale blue. When she embarks on her road trip, in a Prius named Miss Bingley, she leaves behind her cat, Vagina T. Fireball.”

The National Pulse: “Other Facebook posts uncovered by The National Pulse shed further light on the mind of Trump’s accuser. Carroll, who penned an advice column for Elle magazine, posed questions for her audience including: ‘Big Dick Energy: Obama’s got it. Putin’s got it. Maxine Waters’s got it. Who’s on YOUR Big Dick Energy List?’ And ‘Let’s play Boff/Marry/Strangle. I’ll start: Ryan Seacrest, Dick Cheney, Steve Jobs. (And yes I KNOW the game is really called F/M/K)’.”

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Kevin Marino Cabrera is a fearless America First Conservative who has demonstrated his dedication to the MAGA movement. Kevin serves as a Miami-Dade County Commissioner, and was part of my team in Florida in 2020. Kevin is running to be Vice Chairman of the Republican Party of Florida, and is ready to go to work for our Conservative values and achieve even more victories for the Party. Kevin Cabrera has my Complete and Total Endorsement!