Though typically not one to shy away from a good conspiracy, former New York City Mayor and Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani urged followers to pump the breaks on theories surrounding accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein’s death.
But President Trump has already gone all-in on some of the most disturbing, baseless allegations being shared on social media
That’s the problem with being an impulsive thoughtless moron. Most of the conspiracy theories are going to blame him, after all, he is the president, Epstein used to be a pal and did some recruitment at Mar-a-Lago. By propagating a baseless conspiracy theory, neither him nor his minions can’t complain about other doing it as well.
“The conspiracy theories concerning the Epstein death are multiplying. The facts seem unbelievable.”
Yep. The coincidences seem unbelievable, too, Rudy.
Hence, the theories. Not necessarily ‘conspiracy theories’ as we’ve come to know the term. But, theories based on those unbelievable facts and reasonable inferences.
Trump’s thoughts on the matter, however, are indeed conspiracy theories (or attempts at deflection and diversion) … not based on any facts or reasonable inferences. So, you might want to talk to him.
I wouldn’t listen to Giualiani if he told me to look both ways before I cross the street.
This is the only reason why I don’t think Epstein committed suicide:
A man that mean, greedy, and evil would want to be damn sure he takes everyone else down with him.
I just don’t think suicide would accomplish that.
Dear Ms. Lafond: It’s “brakes”. Possibly you don’t own or drive a car, and autocorrect is no help here, but surely someone around the TPM shop can review these short pieces before hitting “Print”.
(I know, I know. Rome’s burning and I’m grousing about the poor job the street sweepers have been doing lately…)