Showing up in the Epstein files doesn't indicate a person has done anything wrong. Showing up in the Epstein files means basically nothing. A ◊◊◊◊ ton of people show up in the Epstein files, including Trump and the Clintons. What's of primary relevance is if anything in the files implicates them in criminal behavior.
Aww, you're so adorable when you're disingenuous. I know you HAVE to be in order to maintain your persona here, but it was pretty ◊◊◊◊◊◊◊ clear what I was saying. I do adore that you went on to explain the obvious underlying point I was making, that by me saying if someone "showed up" in the files that I was referring to them being involved in the goings on at Epstein's island.
If the ◊◊◊◊◊◊◊ pilots name that got hired to fly the God damned plane to Epstein's island showed up in the report, I wouldn't hate on him. It was his job, he probably didn't have a clue as to what went on there.
You knew that though. Everyone knows you knew it, but this is the new Zigg.
As of now, I am not aware that the Clintons or Trump are implicated in any criminal behavior. In fact, in the case of Trump, I'm confident that the files do NOT implicate him in any criminal behavior, because I think such files would have been used against Trump during the Biden presidency had they existed.
You think this because you're projecting, because that's who you and Trump are, as people. It blows your ◊◊◊◊◊◊◊ mind that a POTUS wouldn't resort to leaking, or using information they shouldn't because it's part of an ongoing investigation, just to win an election. The constant feeding of right-wing bull ◊◊◊◊, the ingestion of Trump's constant lies, and blatant knowledge that your political party is the dirtiest, most underhanded liars that we've ever seen in government causes you to assume that the Dems are the same. That they'd hold on to power no matter if it involved breaking policy or laws to do it. You need to convince yourself that's true.
Of secondary importance is whether someone is implicated in sleazy but non-criminal behavior.
To you, yes.
An example of this would be Larry Summers, who was consulting Epstein for dating advice at a time when Summers knew full well Epstein's criminal history. The release of Epstein's emails exposed those exchanges. And that's gross, but not criminal.
It could be criminal. I have the upmost confidence that Pamela Bondi's investigation will bring...pffhahahahaha I couldn't finish it. I tried, I really did, but I couldn't finish it. We all know they just started that "investigation" to use as an excuse to not release the files because of an "ongoing investigation".
The redacted email that the Dems released tried to implicate Trump in such behavior, but that fell apart when we found out what was redacted. It is possible that some other files may show something more substantive and negative (but still non-criminal) about Trump, but nothing has yet been released.
No idea what you're talking about here with the Dems trying to implicate Trump. Sounds like Trump is mentioned sporadically through the Epstein files as is, without the Dems doing a damn thing.
That being said, I'm not going to make any bold predictions until the rest of the files come out. Given that the House passed the release with only 1 dissent and the Senate unanimously voted to send it to Trump's desk leads me to believe that Trump can't stop this no matter what. I did enjoy reading Johnson's pouting session about how he felt the Senate should have amended the bill though. I laughed, and laughed.
Anyway, even Trump vetoes it will be overridden. We're going to see the files no matter what.