>there is no epstein list
>the list was made up by clinton, bush, obama, hillary, biden, pelosi, aoc, kamala, schiff and newsom

>>510566738 (OP)
Hypothetically, how could orange downie recover from this?

>>510566738 (OP)

>>510567004
He has to say
>"I am saving the blackmail list for the USA, these are very dangerous and very connected people, we have them right where we want them. The minute we release the list then everyone, China, has it and we would rather keep that information for USA. Information is power and we are a very powerful nation, next question."

Bill Clinton was on the list, he covered up the list, and HE FORGED THE LIST! Who's playing 6D chess now, DJT?

>>510567004
He doesn't need to do anything. His low IQ fanbase is going to spin excuses until one of them sticks and they'll run with that one in perpetuity. The weirdest one to me was when Tim Pool AB-tested the argument that "Democrats want Trump to release child porn."

Like yeah bro, obviously that's what people are asking for when they want the Epstein files released. It's not like Trump ran on that platform during his 2024 run. Was Trump asking Democrats to release CP back then? It would be almost funny if I didn't see dipshits try to use that argument on /pol/ the very same day.

>>510567975
Oh also, another thing I need to mention before I leave this thread to rot. What is just pathetic, and I notice this every time his retarded cultists aren't capable of generating an argument that sufficiently absolves Trump of guilt in the eyes of the herd, is the so called "Russian strategy" of dealing with this kind of fallout. If you can't deny wrongdoing and can't weave your way out of the firing line what you do is just say "well, everyone does it. The other side is doing it as well" and try to shift the blame around until you've dragged the conversation away from "Trump did something bad" to the much less damaging "everyone is doing bad things."

It induces a sense of nihilism in the general population on whether it is even possible to have such a thing as "good politicians" which makes them more susceptible to just accept that the dipshit they voted for is evil incarnate. It's right out of Putin's playbook.

>"Yeah, he's an evil man but at least he admits it and he is a nationalist instead of some dirty globalist. I'd rather have an evil man that loves this country and is willing to do the hard thing when no one else is willing to do it etc."

What a bunch of defeatist horse shit.