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In true CT-True-Believer fashion, the more evidence of criminality by Trump is conspicuously absent, the more they'll claim what they want to be true is true.

    From: Epstein
To: Some deep state Dem
Date: Sat, 3 Jun 2006 14:27:11 ‑0500
Subject: Great times we had with kids
Hey man,

That was a really good time we had on my island. I know things were getting a little stale, but then Reid Hoffman and Bill Clinton showed up with all of those 15-year-old girls from who knows where, and things really popped off. It was a hoot to see you take on two of those kids at once before we could even get them drugged up - that move is called "The Clinton" on the island and you pulled it off pretty well. Hope your scratches heal - I bet they do before those kids heal, I'll tell you that much. It was such a turnon that I had to jump in myself, and when Paul Podesta and even Chomsky showed up, it was a damned bacchanal!

But you know, all good things have to come to an end, and after it was all over it was nice to get your thoughts on Trump and whether he'll ever enter politics. We will have to put a stop to that.


Talk soon,
Jeff Epstein
   

Can they be anymore stupid 🙄

It seems the more evidence comes out exonerating Trump from any wrongdoing vis-à-vis Epstein, the more the left doubles down.
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It’s a total s**t show in Washington, DC. For those not following, four weeks ago, an underground sewage line failed, and the Potomac, which is already disgusting, has been flooded with hundreds of millions of gallons of human waste. If it hasn’t taken the title, it will soon for being the worst wastewater spill in US history.

To boot, it won’t be fixed for another 10 months. It should be covered, in The Washington Post of all places, but it isn’t. Maybe that’s because there’s a Joe Biden connection: the CEO and general manager of DC Water is David L. Gadis, who the former braindead president picked to serve on the National Infrastructure Advisory Council to "serve with distinction as the sole expert on the Council from the wastewater utilities sector" in 2022. Salena Zito had that tidbit (via NBC Washington):

     " I forgot to add that I ordered in Spanish, too. I said, "Dos tacos con frijoles, por favor." And the little Mexican server bowed deeply at my innate respect for his language and customs. Another thing I forgot to mention is that my big tip (or, 'propina grande,' as we experts in Mexican culture say) was in pesos. I have several Mexican coins in my desk drawer that won't work in the soda machine at the laundromat, and I was sure to bring them. I can only imagine the look of appreciation on Pepe's face as he bussed the table and saw those shiny centavos from his native land!"