President Donald Trump
IDK ‘Anything’ About Amy Acton’s Rape Claims …
Rips Reporter For Questions
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President Donald Trump says Amy Acton‘s mom calling her a liar should be enough for Ohio voters to back Vivek Ramaswamy … and he claims he doesn’t know a thing about the rape allegations against her ex-stepfather.
POTUS spoke to reporters on the White House Lawn Friday morning … and was asked about the recent Ramaswamy ad featuring Donna Arthur — Acton’s estranged mother — calling her a liar and telling people not to vote for her.
The estranged mom of Amy Acton, the Democratic nominee for Ohio governor, just called her daughter a liar and urged people not to vote for her.
What the ad leaves out: Acton and her brother were removed from their mother’s custody after Acton accused her stepfather of sexual abuse at 12. Her mother stayed married to him.
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A reporter then asks if he simply doesn’t care about the sexual abuse allegations levied against Acton’s ex-stepfather … who was charged with raping her when she was a child. Her mother lost custody after the charge was filed.
Instead of answering the question, Trump did what he does best … berating the NBC reporter and her network and repeating over and over that all that matters is Amy’s mom thinks she’s a liar.
When repeatedly asked about the rape charge, Trump says he doesn’t know anything about the stepfather and doesn’t acknowledge the alleged sexual abuse.
We gotta be honest … it’s preposterous to think no one on Trump’s staff informed him of the controversy — so to say he knows nothing seems fishy at best. We’ve reached out to the White House for more info.
Bottom line … Trump’s pushing a pro-Vivek narrative — and anyone who has questions better prepare to be belittled.
