How E. Jean Carroll Accidentally Became a Geopolitical Weapon: Global Fallout from an American Advice Column
A Parisian café, late evening: two diplomats from rival continents trade theories about whether the most seismic Anglo-American export since the Beatles is, in fact, a septuagenarian advice columnist from Indiana. “Carroll?” the French attaché shrugs, swirling Bordeaux. “She’s the reason my president now cites U.S. defamation law in campaign rallies. Mon Dieu, the reach…