Epstein uproar is stealing the spotlight
from Trump's achievements and MAGA needs
to show some grace
Posted By: Harlowe, 7/17/2025 9:13:40 PM
Many Americans think President Donald Trump is being dismissive of the Jeffrey Epstein controversy. That he’s simply being cavalier. I don't read it that way. I think he’s (Snip) He has racked up amazing, unprecedented policy accomplishments and Epstein is taking all the wind out of it--not just to his detriment, but ultimately to ours. (Snip) But now people who have doggedly supported him even through tougher times are turning on him and piling on with the opportunistic Democrats who heretofore haven't given two shakes about any of this.
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Epstein uproar is stealing the spotlight
from Trump's achievements and MAGA needs
to show some grace 10 replies
from Trump's achievements and MAGA needs
to show some grace 10 replies
Many Americans think President Donald Trump is being dismissive of the Jeffrey Epstein controversy. That he’s simply being cavalier. I don't read it that way. I think he’s (Snip) He has racked up amazing, unprecedented policy accomplishments and Epstein is taking all the wind out of it--not just to his detriment, but ultimately to ours. (Snip) But now people who have doggedly supported him even through tougher times are turning on him and piling on with the opportunistic Democrats who heretofore haven't given two shakes about any of this.
Soros machine hands Mamdani millions for
his socialist quest for control of New
York City 25 replies
his socialist quest for control of New
York City 25 replies
Investigative reporter Paul Sperry has uncovered an interesting fact about leftist mayoral candidate, Zohran Mamdani: BREAKING: Alex Soros has funneled $24 mil to the NYC mayoral campaign of Muslim Zohran Mamdani thru his fundraising arm Working Families, which means Soros' wife HUMA ABEDIN, whose parents are Muslim Brotherhood, "will control the mayor of NY," a lawyer investigating Abedin told me (Snip)
Now the Soros plan is to take mayoralties, the better to finish off cities in ways district attorneys and secretaries of state cannot. Yet they present this boob as an independent. He's a puppet on some strings.
A Muslim physician threatened to kill a Jewish congressman from Ohio, and that’s only one small part of what he did. The victim, Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio), says that it was a “bizarre” incident, (Snip) “I’m on the freeway. I have somebody who has cut me off, who is flipping me off, who is showing me a Palestinian flag, and is yelling to kill me.” (Snip) Yet there is no chance whatsoever that Islamic antisemitism will be discussed at the trial of Feras Hamdan. His behavior will be treated as a one-off instance of a man losing control and endangering himself and someone else,
If it were me, and I’d just won a large judgment based on my claim that I experienced forceful sexual assault in a department store dressing room by an aggressive and powerful man who towers over me, an experience that caused me severe trauma after the event, I wouldn’t write a book capitalizing on one of my attackers most iconic catchprases, and I certainly wouldn’t be tweeting about him nonstop, nearly thirty years after the act at the center of my lawsuit.
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The mandate starts the 90-day clock for Trump to appeal the case to the Supreme Court.
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'major disruptions' as many travelers
still lack REAL ID 13 replies
'major disruptions' as many travelers
still lack REAL ID 13 replies
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Time to stamp out the post office
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Schiff, Warren demand to know if CBS is
ending Stephen Colbert's 'Late Show' for
'political reasons' 22 replies
ending Stephen Colbert's 'Late Show' for
'political reasons' 22 replies
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Alan Dershowitz, a renowned constitutional lawyer and former counsel for Jeffrey Epstein, who has been a thorn in the side of the party he votes for when it comes to all things Trump, is spilling his guts about Epstein. So let's dig through the entrails and see what he is talking about. Dershowitz claims that there is no list, which makes sense. My mother used to play the daily numbers with a bookie while working in a factory back in the 1980s. She once asked the bookie why he doesn't write down the numbers. He told her a written list could send him to jail,
The fake hit pieces by the Murdoch Family tabloids never seem to stop.
As Cristina Laila reported earlier, The Wall Street Journal published a hit piece on President Trump on Thursday night involving Jeffrey Epstein.
President Trump responded to the disgusting hit piece moments ago on Truth Social.
President Trump: The Wall Street Journal, and Rupert Murdoch, personally, were warned directly by President Donald J. Trump that the supposed letter they printed by President Trump to Epstein was a FAKE and, if they print it, they will be sued. Mr. Murdoch stated that he would take care of it but, obviously, did not have the power to do so.
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California’s High-Speed Boondoggle
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Donald Trump Calls to Release ‘All Pertinent
Grand Jury Testimony’ in Jeffrey Epstein Case 13 replies
Grand Jury Testimony’ in Jeffrey Epstein Case 13 replies
President Donald Trump called to release “all pertinent grand jury testimony” relating to the Jeffrey Epstein case in the wake of increased scrutiny over the convicted sex offender’s dealings with high-profile public figures.
Based on the ridiculous amount of publicity given to Jeffrey Epstein, I have asked Attorney General Pam Bondi to produce any and all pertinent Grand Jury testimony, subject to court approval. This SCAM, perpetuated by Democrats, should end, right now!” he wrote.
Attorney General Pam Bondi said in response, “President Trump—we are ready to move the court tomorrow to unseal the grand jury transcripts.”
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Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani is giving business leaders fair warning: He promised he’d tax them and wealthy New Yorkers if elected — and he means to keep that promise.
He basically dared them to leave the city if he did.
Say goodbye to city tax revenue and jobs and hello to a downward spiral, if that happens.
On Tuesday, the Dem front-runner met with 100 of the city’s top business leaders and made absolutely no attempt to hide his plans.
“He didn’t back away from any policy position,” one attendee told The Post.
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As Mr. Limbaugh points out, the full story is not known yet or all that’s involved so until having more information “in the fullness of time” he is going to trust the people he trusts, people who have repeatedly earned that trust beyond his “wildest expectations.” He is not defending protection or insulation of pedophiles or corruption, but correctly cites President Trump’s “credentials as an enemy of trafficking and pedophilia” as evidenced by his policies on the border alone. Indeed, “We presumably want the same things—except those who would exploit this issue, or any others for their self-aggrandizement.”