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'I need a big thing!' Trump said to be considering major betrayal as Epstein distraction
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this post was submitted on 13 Aug 2025
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If the Epstein stuff is what finally brings down Trump, it would be peak irony. Its a low bar, but at least some of these MAGA ding dongs draw a line at diddling children.
I honestly thought there was no line for MAGA at this point.
I mean, I don't think they do draw that line; 47% of Republicans would still vote for Trump even if Trump were implicated in Epstein's sex-trafficking activities – and those are just the ones who answered brazenly and honestly on the survey, to say nothing of those who say one thing in public and do another when nobody's looking.
Hate to tell ya MAGA, but voting for pedophiles is the same thing as approving of their actions.
Hate to tell ya. They know.
It's like the people absolutely shocked when they find out the Trump administration's horrible policies negatively affect them. 😐 ➕ 🐆
There's still a billion-odd self-identified Catholics despite kiddy-diddling scandals and cover ups one after another. People are fine with criminals if they're their criminals.
hell, I know folk who stay catholic even though it happened in their family. belief is weird.
honestly any government that classifies non military information, is inherently untrustworthy
That...and the other 53% of Republicans have no idea who Epstein is, or they are also implicated in the Epstein files.
That's a pretty low percentage for self identified republicans. Not enough to win an election.