BREAKING: #JessicaLeeds Caused Over $1 Million In Alleged Damages As Broker, Has Personal Problem With “Alpha Males”
New York Times Trump accuser lying Jessica Leeds. Source.
In addition, her story about Trump “sexually assaulting” her is clearly fabricated.
A quick BrokerCheck with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) reveals that Leeds was responsible for $1,083,717.56 in alleged damages as a broker:
Leeds’ 3 customer disputes totaled over $1 million in alleged damages that were settled for $245,000 by Leeds’ company, with $61,500 contributed by Leeds herself.
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Jessica Leeds also revealed her personal problem with “alpha males” in New York Times letters to the editor.
“I have thought long and hard about how to communicate to my husband, the true alpha male, that his driving is terrible,” wrote the attention seeking Leeds in one of many letters to the editor. “I have said to him: This is not a race. Driving in the left lane is not a God-given right. Pushing through pedestrians to turn is not gentleman-like behavior.”
Leeds continued in an October 25, 2002 letter to the New York Times. “I am lucky. I have a wonderful man as a husband, but he is a fool when he drives.”
Leeds sounds like someone who screws up a lot and blames the “alpha males” in her life for it. She sounds like she has an axe to grind with successful men.
Is that why she’s making up sexual assault allegations?
Other researchers have pointed out that Leeds story about Trump assaulting her cannot possibly be true, since arm chairs do not go up in first class as she claimed in her account.
Leeds also admits that:
Leeds didn’t begin discussing her encounter with Trump until a year and a half ago, when it was apparent that Trump was actually running for president. During the 70s and 80s, she believes society instilled in victims that it was somehow their fault if they were sexually assaulted or harassed. She explains that culture perpetuated the idea that you had to “buck up and [move] on.”So Leeds didn’t get the idea to come up with this story until Donald Trump started running for President?
She also has very, very feminist views and is a liberal Democrat with a history of being published in The New York Times.
Do we really need to say it?
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