...and I admit I'm intrigued. After watching this saga play out for almost two years, I have no admiration for Mr. Miller and I'm curious to hear what he might have said to her. Some not-so-nice things about Donald Trump, contrary to his public posturing as a passionate supporter? Probably. On the other hand, AJ, be careful about bluffing. Omarosa may have a few bombshells left to share but what we've heard so far turned out to be... no big deal.But he who laughs last.... Should they ever appoint him to ANYTHING in govt/Trump world (WH, Campaign), I have a recording that would end that REAL quick. (Being an atty, yes, I know it's legal in NY and, like Omarosa, I recorded a few things just in case.)— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
The tweet came at the end of a long tweetstorm that lays out how ugly things got in court yesterday. As I've said before, I'm mostly sympathetic to AJ, she's clearly at a huge financial disadvantage, and having an opponent who's associated, even if unofficially, with the president is almost certainly a psychic disadvantage. As I've also said before, putting this all on Twitter for the whole world to read is problematic. She claims she's taking the high road, she's not defaming anyone, she's the victim of animus from Jason, his wife and his wife's mother, etc. But that's not always true.
At various times she's called Jason soulless scum, rat boy, Predator, a sick, sick person, one of the ugliest men alive, an ad sales nobody/swamp dweller and a grossly overweight, hideously unattractive man with severe bad breath and the morality of Nero. (I can't resist pointing out that she saw Jason differently two years ago. She dated him for two months, during which time they had sex more than 25 times. We know this because she posted part of a deposition transcript on Twitter for the whole world to see.) She frequently refers to Miller's wife as Cuckoo and called the wife's mother a stupid, malicious old woman. She said yesterday that Jason is shorter and fatter than when she last saw him. Seriously. It's all in her tweets. And although she denies it, my bet is that she was, at least indirectly, responsible for getting the "Jason secretly gave abortion pills to a stripper" story to Splinter.com. (Read it here.)
Still, I also believe this: Jason Miller is not a nice man. He misrepresented his availability when he and AJ started dating and failed to tell her that his wife was pregnant. He was her boss, her immediate supervisor, which tells me he lacks judgment, he may be clever but he's not very smart and he is staggeringly unprofessional. He likes to hang out in strip clubs. (If any man ever said he was taking me to a strip club, I'd run as fast as I could in the other direction. Really.) There's also at least the possibility that the things alleged in the Splinter.com story could be true.
Jason is now spending a mind-bogglingly huge amount of money on this custody/child support case, and yes, I believe at least part of his motivation is retaliation. (In a Talking Points Memo article dated April 7, 2018, reporter Nicole LaFond says Miller had filed about 200 court pleadings at that point, which sounds... excessive. Read the article here.) He's also the source for the Page Six article on Memorial Day, making public a slightly similar, and yes, unflattering, incident from AJ's past. (Read it here.)
AJ was angry when she found out that Jason's wife was pregnant and that he wasn't actually getting a divorce. She was angry when he got a top White House job and she didn't. She was angry when he apparently tried to claim that she wasn't pregnant, and/or that the pregnancy resulted from a one night stand during their infamous visit to the strip club in Las Vegas. (Read about that here.) Jason was angry when AJ wouldn't keep the pregnancy secret, instead sending out tweets calling him the baby daddy and the 2016 version of John Edwards. Jason was angry when he had to decline the White House job as a result of the affair. Jason's wife was angry when he told her he'd had an affair and was about to have a baby with AJ; I believe it was at least partly to placate his wife that Jason tried to make the whole thing look like a one night stand. Jason leaked an unpleasant story about AJ to Page Six. AJ leaked an unpleasant story about Jason to Splinter.com. Everyone's mad at everyone and they're all trying to destroy each other. From the outside looking in, it looks like it's working.
Wouldn't it be nice if Jason would agree that as the mother, AJ should have full custody of their son, with generous time-sharing rights for him. (She lives in Miami, he lives in Virginia, which is why shared physical custody isn't a practical option.) Wouldn't it be nice if AJ would agree to accept reasonable child support payments and reasonable time-sharing, acknowledging the fact that William does have a stepmother and half-sisters and that he will be spending time with them. That's not happening and no matter how psychically satisfying it is for each of them to beat up on the others, ultimately their son will pay the price and that's heartbreaking.
Anyway, here's the rest of this morning's tweetstorm:At various times she's called Jason soulless scum, rat boy, Predator, a sick, sick person, one of the ugliest men alive, an ad sales nobody/swamp dweller and a grossly overweight, hideously unattractive man with severe bad breath and the morality of Nero. (I can't resist pointing out that she saw Jason differently two years ago. She dated him for two months, during which time they had sex more than 25 times. We know this because she posted part of a deposition transcript on Twitter for the whole world to see.) She frequently refers to Miller's wife as Cuckoo and called the wife's mother a stupid, malicious old woman. She said yesterday that Jason is shorter and fatter than when she last saw him. Seriously. It's all in her tweets. And although she denies it, my bet is that she was, at least indirectly, responsible for getting the "Jason secretly gave abortion pills to a stripper" story to Splinter.com. (Read it here.)
Still, I also believe this: Jason Miller is not a nice man. He misrepresented his availability when he and AJ started dating and failed to tell her that his wife was pregnant. He was her boss, her immediate supervisor, which tells me he lacks judgment, he may be clever but he's not very smart and he is staggeringly unprofessional. He likes to hang out in strip clubs. (If any man ever said he was taking me to a strip club, I'd run as fast as I could in the other direction. Really.) There's also at least the possibility that the things alleged in the Splinter.com story could be true.
Jason is now spending a mind-bogglingly huge amount of money on this custody/child support case, and yes, I believe at least part of his motivation is retaliation. (In a Talking Points Memo article dated April 7, 2018, reporter Nicole LaFond says Miller had filed about 200 court pleadings at that point, which sounds... excessive. Read the article here.) He's also the source for the Page Six article on Memorial Day, making public a slightly similar, and yes, unflattering, incident from AJ's past. (Read it here.)
AJ was angry when she found out that Jason's wife was pregnant and that he wasn't actually getting a divorce. She was angry when he got a top White House job and she didn't. She was angry when he apparently tried to claim that she wasn't pregnant, and/or that the pregnancy resulted from a one night stand during their infamous visit to the strip club in Las Vegas. (Read about that here.) Jason was angry when AJ wouldn't keep the pregnancy secret, instead sending out tweets calling him the baby daddy and the 2016 version of John Edwards. Jason was angry when he had to decline the White House job as a result of the affair. Jason's wife was angry when he told her he'd had an affair and was about to have a baby with AJ; I believe it was at least partly to placate his wife that Jason tried to make the whole thing look like a one night stand. Jason leaked an unpleasant story about AJ to Page Six. AJ leaked an unpleasant story about Jason to Splinter.com. Everyone's mad at everyone and they're all trying to destroy each other. From the outside looking in, it looks like it's working.
Wouldn't it be nice if Jason would agree that as the mother, AJ should have full custody of their son, with generous time-sharing rights for him. (She lives in Miami, he lives in Virginia, which is why shared physical custody isn't a practical option.) Wouldn't it be nice if AJ would agree to accept reasonable child support payments and reasonable time-sharing, acknowledging the fact that William does have a stepmother and half-sisters and that he will be spending time with them. That's not happening and no matter how psychically satisfying it is for each of them to beat up on the others, ultimately their son will pay the price and that's heartbreaking.
Hey all: Want to take a few quick minutes to share a harrowing experience in Court yesterday, and as further proof of my concerns that Miami Dade Family Court is a horrific house of due process horrors. @MiamiHerald— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
As many of you know, and as I try to keep you abreast of, I am in the midst of a ridiculously, inexplicably long, drawn-out family-law dispute with Jason Miller in Miami Dade Family Court.— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
Two judges of the case's sitting judges have already agreed to recuse themselves over bias in favor of the Father. Miller has been granted EXTREMELY favorable treatment, repeatedly, which vexes even seasoned local family law attorneys.— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
But yesterday was a new low. As many of you know, I cannot compete with Miller's financials (who makes well over half a million a year from Teneo, plus other income streams). I currently have no attorney as a result.— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
So I am doing my best to represent myself pro-se, despite it being the kiss of death as it is impossible to 'learn' family law or know local procedure. Impossible. In fact, FL law requires that litigants be on equal footing but our new judge disagrees with that.— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
Yesterday, I experienced something that has been visiting the doctor today, as it has traumatized me to a degree that it has affected my physical health. I was close to calling an ambulance last night, as I was having chest pain.— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
I attended yesterday's hearing, which the Judge generously granted Miller even though Miller had agreed not to seek any hearings until the results of his psych eval came in. I went armed with my arguments and papers and my Jesus prayer card. :)— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
A few minutes into the hearing, I quickly realized pro-se clients are treated like 5th-class (yes, 5th is generous) citizens. I was barely allowed to speak and Miller's attorney was given the floor nearly the entire time.— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
At one point, I was inquiring with the Judge whether I could obtain a new attorneys' fees hearing, as I was not on equal footing with Miller (answer: No). I said I felt this was unequal (in a respectful tone) at which point the Judge snapped and threatened to have me incarcerated— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
For several minutes, I was subjected to a diatribe similar to that of Alec Baldwin's "I *am* God" speech. The Judge said things along the lines of: "You WILL respect ME!!!" and "I will make you RELENT."— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
I felt I was in some sort of movie scene with a drill sergeant hazing me, or a horse being 'brought to heel.' I couldn't believe my ears or eyes. The idea that a Judge would *incarcerate* a mother for such, in an American courtroom, was astonishing.— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
The rest of the hearing -- I could barely gather my thoughts. All I kept thinking was: "What if I say the wrong thing? I need to get home to Will. How is this even possible?" I had done *nothing* to merit being threatened with being deprived of my liberty.— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
But it gets worse. About 2 hours later, Miller's attorney (a mature-aged lady who *despises* me) gets up to rant about how it's wrong that I have Miller feed Will formula milk rather than food and that Will should be eating solid foods. (!)— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
I know every mother out there can understand what it must feel like to have one's parenting skills questioned (esp when Will's diet is perfect -- that's why he's so big and strong for his age)— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
This was not the first time Miller's attorney had attacked me or grilled me as a mother in terms of my care of Will. Over a year ago, Will was on medication for colic/acid reflux. I informed Miller of the medication. My attorney received a hysterical response from (cont)— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
Miller's attorney, claiming the medication was the 'wrong medication.' WHAT. I remember he noted that he found it odd she was second-guessing me as she was not a parent (didn't have kids) and thus was unlikely to know much about kids' meds.— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
So, naturally, and in a totally benign manner, I interjected and said it was wrong - I noted, naturally, that I am Will's mother and as she did not have kids was not in a position to speak as an expert or authority on kids' diets.— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
Well, his attorney went nuts and the Judge *flipped out*, yelling that I was "insulting" his attorney and called in the cops. I am not exaggerating.— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
The baliff came in with a look on his face "I'm so sorry" (he seems nice) while the Judge screamed that I had "3 mintues" to apologize to his counsel or I was going to jail right then and there.— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
Of course, because I am committed to Will first and foremost above all else (including sense of fairness), I immediately did so.— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
Apparently, pointing out a statement of fact (that someone does not have knowledge of child-rearing) was an "insult" -- and one to the "Court" (it wasn't) -- and one worthy of a MOTHER being hauled off to jail like a common criminal.— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
I have been throwing up & feel absolutely PARALYZED and terrified of ever stepping foot in a courtroom again. I don't know how this will impact my career. I certainly am now afraid for my liberty and safety in this Judge's courtroom, as he seems hellbent in seeing me locked away— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
Particularly as I am supposed to try my own case (he's made it, effectively, so that I cannot bring on an attorney), I cannot have anyone speak for me. How can I speak when I don't know if any stmt, no matter how necessary or benign, will incarcerate me for days on end?— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
I want to make sure this is public, because I feel this goes beyond simple "courts treat women like dogs and especially pro-se litigants" (we know that). This is clear indication that Miller is indeed receiving special treatment.— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
So a former Trump-aide male, who boasts in the press that he is friendly with Trump, is receiving preferential treatment from no fewer than 3 judges. Why? @MiamiHerald @MiamiNewTimes— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
His atty is making too much money on this case -- over $300,000 so far. It's her cash cow. She'd never advise him to mediate (in fact, she declined a recent ask). Plus, I think Cuckoo wants to keep this going for VENGEANCE, as does he. They don't care about what's best for Will https://t.co/yrqtKbhQLc— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
I don't think people realize how truly evil Jason Miller is. When the Judge threatened to have me incarcerated yesterday, I glanced over at him and he was *LAUGHING*. (despite knowing how much that would harm Will) Sick, sick twisted person— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 14, 2018
Update on Monday, November 19. One of the things that comes through consistently in AJ's tweets is that she is extremely bitter and resentful about the fact that her career disappeared when her pregnancy and the whole AJ & Jason scandal became public:
No matter — she is a wealthy white person which means the media industry will offer her another multi-million contract soon enough. https://t.co/88RuDMUJgi— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 19, 2018
Would things have happened differently if she wasn't Hispanic? Who knows? And apparently it's not just a White House job she lost out on. She claims she was being looked at by Fox Business for her own show, but when the scandal became public, that went away too:
Fun fact -- in early Nov '16, @FoxBusiness said I was (in writing) "soon" and then never even invited me on again after it emerged that I was pregnant (and/or after Miller went around telling people I was lying about being pregnant, and ppl believed I was a crazed liar) https://t.co/wePL63cVEb— A.J. Delgado (@AJDelgado13) November 19, 2018
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