Former Trump Aide Jason Miller Accused of Secretly Administering Abortion Pill

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Source: Newsweek


By Alexandra Hutzler On 9/22/18 at 9:14 AM



Former Donald Trump aide Jason Miller has been accused of secretly administering an "abortion pill" to a woman he got pregnant during an affair, new court documents show.

The court filing, obtained and reported on by Splinter, alleges that Miller had an affair with a woman he met at a strip club in Orlando, Florida in 2012. As a result of the affair the woman got pregnant, at which point Miller is accused of giving her with an abortion pill without her knowledge or consent. The woman claims that the pill caused her to lose the baby and nearly costed her her life.

The documents allege that the affair happened when Miller was working for a Republican advertising firm Jamestown Associates. He would often bring clients to Rachel's Gentleman's Club in Orlando, where he allegedly met the woman he would later get pregnant. She is only identified in the court filing as "Jane Doe."

The filing goes on to claim that Miller showed up at Jane Doe's apartment with a smoothie in hand. .....................................

Read more: https://www.newsweek.com/former-trump-aide-administered-abortion-pill-1134501?utm_source=Twitter&utm_campaign=NewsweekTwitter&utm_medium=Social

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Senior Advisor Jason Miller arrives at Republican president-elect Donald Trump's Trump Tower in New York, on November 13, 2016. Miller has since left the White House and is now engaged in a custody battle with A.J. Delgado. In new court filings, Delgado accuses Miller of secretly giving another woman with whom he had an affair an "abortion pill" after she got pregnant.

[underpants]

1. He "met" at a strip club?

Uh.....

[RockRaven]

2. By GOP logic, shouldn't he be on trial for murder? Shouldn't the GOP be baying for his blood?

Oh, right, they aren't consistent about stuff like that.

[Mr.Bill]

23. Not only by GOP logic, but by the law in many states.

Causing the death of a fetus can be murder.

[Zing Zing Zingbah]

45. Yeah, the rules don't apply to them, just everyone else n/t

[Glimmer of Hope]

3. Can CNN stop giving him airtime now?

[Randomthought]

25. Yes, please.

I'm so sick of looking at his smarmy face.

[truthisfreedom]

4. Only the BEST. Repuke shit.

[bluestarone]

5. The whole fucking bunch

Need to be LOCKED UP!!!!!!!!!!

[not fooled]

6. Hey, evilgelicals

Are you tired of handing out Mulligans yet?

[KY_EnviroGuy]

32. Never!, they say.

Love of Trump covers a multitude of sins for Christian conservatives
See: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/sep/21/christian-conservatives-trump-values-voters

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As the Bible tells it, David committed adultery with Bathsheba and orchestrated the death of her husband. “But it didn’t mean he wasn’t a good warrior or a good king,” says Nancy Allen. “The Bible says love covers all sin: love of God, love of country, love of children, love of grandchildren covers all the imperfections.”

And love, Allen says, underpins the presidency of Donald Trump and explains why she supports him despite his three marriages, adulterous affairs and frequent insult-laden diatribes. “When he got out of New York, he fell in love with the people. That’s why he holds these rallies. He’s the people’s president. He loves the country and he loves the American people who work hard and have been overlooked for years. The insiders in Washington forgot about us.”
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The president’s grip on the evangelical movement looked as solid as ever. He dips into a deep well of grievance: criticism of him in the media only appears to strengthen him among groups who complain that they, too, are persecuted by the urban elites. Their consciences have found their own way of coming to terms with the seemingly glaring contradiction between their strict moral principles and Trump’s private life, often by reaching for biblical terms such as forgiveness and redemption.

Almost lost my dinner when I read that article. These people are mentally ill.......

[Oneironaut]

38. So, if I murder 5 people, and then claim to love the country, it's okay?

Um... This is the type of logic terrorists use. It’s all about “the cause” or “love of country / religion / group / etc.”

Does that mean, if I murder 500 people, it’s okay because I love the country? That sounds pretty stupid, if not psychotic, right?

[KY_EnviroGuy]

42. Yes, a very distorted view of reality.

And, they do those things everyday clandestinely and in our name. Killing a few immigrants, poor people and POC (by starvation or police), people in prison, etc. is business as usual in the USA. Folks with no money or power are disposable.

Above and beyond that, we go halfway around the globe to do the big stuff with armies and bombs......

Requires a heavy-duty distortion of the 'ole time religion I was raised on in the 50s/60s to justify all that shit.....

Even back then as a young man, I struggled to reconcile much of the cruelty I saw in the name of justice and freedom. That's one of several reasons I no longer participate in religion.

[not fooled]

43. Oh, ffs

these people really are idiots. Leaving aside matters of personal conduct, can't they see that dirty donnie has done nothing but sh*t on them since he got into office, appointing the worst financial predators and criminals to his cabinet and pursuing the most vicious anti-worker agenda?

[KY_EnviroGuy]

44. They worship and blindly follow the patriarchal hierarchy...

of the churches in parallel with the political hierarchy. That fits right in with the known conservative mindset. Whatever the leaders say is cast in stone and never questioned, or essentially a cult.

Republicans were very crafty when they co-opted the evangelical churches, starting with those preaching the prosperity gospel. I guess what's most baffling to me is how they infiltrated the church's internal leadership structures, so now most of the preachers actually parrot right-wing dogma from the pulpit. Some have even passed out Republican literature in their churches.

These are a far, far cry from the Southern Baptist church in which I was raised in the 50s and 60s, although it was clearly non-evangelical back then. The old-time preachers I knew would cast this bunch out as evil "money changers".

Glad I got out when I did, many years ago.......

[dewsgirl]

7. He should be arrested already.

[tanyev]

8. Hmm, condoms or jail time? What to choose, what to choose.

[donkeypoofed]

9. So is he charged with Attempted Murder AND Murder?

Ya know, the Rethuglican line of a fetus can murdered? It would fit. I also hope CNN drop-kicks him out of their studio next time he shows up!

Also - what's with all these Repukelicans and their love of porn stars/-strippers/playboy bunnies-- these people are supposed to be Good Christians ! And why do they knock them up so frequently?! Guess they've never heard: "If you're gonna dip it, wrap it!!!"

[tanyev]

10. State Laws on Fetal Homicide and Penalty-enhancement for Crimes Against Pregnant Women :

Fla. Stat. Ann. §775.021(5) states that anyone who commits a criminal offense and, in the process, causes bodily injury to or the death of an unborn child commits a separate offense if the provision or statute does not otherwise specifically provide a separate offense for such death or injury to an unborn child. At the end of the subsection, the state defines unborn child as a member of the species Homo sapiens, at any stage of development, who is carried in the womb.

http://www.ncsl.org/research/health/fetal-homicide-state-laws.aspx

[NOMOGOP]

11. Only the best.

[PatSeg]

12. That is really evil

I wonder though, how do you prove it?

[Hekate]

19. She went to the ER bleeding heavily from her miscarriage. Toxicology reports perhaps?

The docs no doubt had a series of questions, like did you induce an abortion, and who is your doctor, and did you use drugs. Her vehement denials would be a clue, especially if bloodwork showed levels of medications she said she never took.

That scumbag could have killed her. Chemically induced abortions are for early pregnancy -- I have no idea how far along she was. Administering drugs to someone without their consent is felonious.

[PatSeg]

26. Okay

I thought it might be something like that, but wasn't sure. They can find out so much with bloodwork now.

Now to prove that it was HIM who gave her the medication. I doubt that he'll be confessing to it.

Once again, that was so evil.

[dameatball]

13. The Jamestown Associates website has an interesting list of clients.

[Paladin]

14. I've always considered that guy to be a scumbag. (nt)

[bucolic_frolic]

15. " costed her "

Gotta be a Philly journalist!!

[BumRushDaShow]

16. THAT was the first thing that jumped out at me when I read the OP

Where are the editors?

To Newsweek - "Whenner youse guys gonna gettit right?"

[Hekate]

21. They did some copy-editing at the link, but still. nt

[BumRushDaShow]

22. At least somebody finally fixed it!

[bucolic_frolic]

27. OMG a Philly Special

[BumRushDaShow]

28. LOL

Bingo!

[tom_kelly]

17. "giving her with an abortion pill"

[mountain grammy]

18. Seriously, Newsweek?

Horrible writing. Disgusting story.

[Hekate]

20. After surreptitiously forcing an abortion on one girlfriend he gets a coworker pregnant...

...and when she escapes his clutches and continues the pregnancy, he sues for custody? What is this, a ploy to get out of paying child support by scaring her to death?

Oh, and why, ladies, WHY would you ever want this pig's kid? Ew ew ew.

[Sucha NastyWoman]

29. I thought I remembered that

It was a Hispanic(?g) girl that was working on the Trump campaign. They were both on tv a lot and then they both just disappeared from the news shows. I thouhgt I remembered reading that it was because he got her pregnant

Here is a link
https://people.com/politics/aj-delgado-jason-miller-affair-son-the-atlantic-interview/

[SayItLoud]

24. Let's see if CNN stops booking this guy who *met* a woman at a strip club....

Met her, hired her, impregnated her, all while married. Isn't this at least # 2 for him? Nice family man.

[Judi Lynn]

30. How shabby, underhanded, clumsy, selfish, crude, loutish, uncool, and totally Republican.

Bumbling, bizarre, disgusting idiots.

What a shame there are people even dumber than they are, upon whom they feed.

[TNNurse]

31. I know that is assault. Is it felony assault???

[Haggis for Breakfast]

34. Yes. It is.

In Florida.

What I'd like to know is why he hasn't been arrested yet.

This is a savage and deeply disturbed man.

[Hekate]

35. If slipping someone a roofie is a felony, this certainly is. nt

[czarjak]

33. He found TWO women to have affairs with?

[Bengus81]

36. Hell...Trump will probably have a pic on the wall of this dirtbag.......

His ass is GRASS if the drugging charges without her knowledge are true. Seen him on CNN a few times and was always shaking my head,now I understand.

Good riddance asshat............

[Mc Mike]

37. He's like his hero dRump. 100% pro life and pro family.

Repug scum.

[leftyladyfrommo]

39. Another day another dick.

Is there even 1 man in Congress who isn't absolutely awful? Or any of the hanger oners.

These guys should all be in prison. If it isn't sexual assault then its fraud ir money laundering or who knows what else.

Horrible bunch of total assholes.

[spiderpig]

40. I just can't with these people anymore

There's a reason we have Football Sunday. To just chuck it and tell these aholes to go to hell.

[NickB79]

41. How does a man get an abortion pill prescription?

It's not like you can buy it at Walmart OTC. It's not the same thing as the Morning After pill either.

Does Mr. Miller have a buddy who's a shady doctor?

[ProfessorGAC]

46. Did They Go Through The Phone Book?

Then look for "Miller" and get the creepiest, weirdest looking Millers they could find?