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Posted: 2024-09-25T17:42:24Z | Updated: 2024-09-25T17:47:28Z Trump's Sexual Assault Accusers Speak Out In New Ads And The Man Behind Them Is Familiar | HuffPost

Trump's Sexual Assault Accusers Speak Out In New Ads And The Man Behind Them Is Familiar

"Donald Trump is an adjudicated sexual assaulter," one woman proclaims. "We cannot elect this man as president."

Two women who accused Donald Trump of sexual assault are describing his alleged attacks in new ads put out by George Conway s Anti-Psychopath PAC.

Conway, a conservative attorney and famous Trump critic, is the ex-husband of former Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway . (Watch the ads below.)

The two womens accounts are among dozens of sexual misconduct claims  over the years against Trump, who infamously said he could grab women by the genitals and face no repercussions.

But in 2023, Trump was found liable in a civil trial for sexually abusing  writer E. Jean Carroll in a department store decades earlier. The judge said that by common definition, he committed rape.

Donald Trump is an adjudicated sexual assaulter, one of the women, Natasha Stoynoff , proclaims in an ad. We cannot elect this man as president.

Stoynoff, who in 2005 was a reporter on assignment for People, said Trump pinned her to the wall at Mar-a-Lago and forcefully kissed her repeatedly when Melania Trump left the room. Only a butler charging in stopped the attack, she said.

I realized I was not to blame, that he was just a predator of women, Stoynoff says in the ad.

In another ad released by Conways political action committee, Jessica Leeds said Trump shoved his hand up her skirt when they sat next to each other on a flight in 1979, then called her a cunt in a chance meeting two years later.

He is a serial predator, Leeds said. He has said it point-blank. And he has done it and he will continue to do it.

Trump has denied all the allegations.

The commercials will air in Pennsylvania on the Hallmark and Lifetime channels to target women, and will also stream, according to a press release  from the PAC.

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