E. Jean Carroll’s attorneys fended off Donald Trump’s attempt to stall two more months in paying the massive defamation judgment imposed against him. The $91.6 million bond floated by Federal Insurance Company contained some fine print that would have given the former president 30 additional days to come up with the money he owed Carroll, in addition to 30 days for the insurer to come up with the money if Trump failed to pay – essentially giving him two months to stall, reported The Daily Beast. But Carroll’s attorney Roberta Kaplan spotted that loophole over the weekend and alerted U.S. Distr…