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Summary:The post claims the Democrat Party was complicit with Jeffrey Epstein during his lifetime, ignored his victims, and is now only feigning concern for them as a political maneuver due to low poll numbers. It asserts that the renewed focus on the Epstein case is a "Democrat HOAX" designed to distract from the success of the Republican Party and the failures of the previous administration, despite the Department of Justice's full compliance with a congressional subpoena. The post concludes by advocating for an end to this "hoax" and for Republicans to receive credit for their work.
Sentiment:Vindicative
Key Claims:
  • The Democrat Party did nothing about Jeffrey Epstein while he was alive, instead befriending him, socializing with him, traveling to his island, and taking his money.
  • Democrats knew everything about Epstein but were not found during his public trials or in the years before his death.
  • Democrats are now, years after Epstein's death, showing a sudden and insincere concern for his victims.
  • The Epstein case was brought back to life by 'Radical Left Democrats' due to their low poll numbers (16%) and the high approval numbers of Republicans.
  • Democrats do not care about the victims, as evidenced by their historical inaction.
  • The renewed focus on the Epstein case is a 'Democrat HOAX' akin to 'Russia, Russia, Russia,' intended to deflect and distract from Republican success and past Democrat failures.
  • The Department of Justice has fully complied with Congress's comprehensive subpoena by providing thousands of pages of documents.
  • The 'Democrat Epstein Hoax' should end.
  • Republicans deserve credit for doing a 'great, even legendary, job.'
Potential Market Impact (S&P 500):1/10
Potential Geopolitical Risk:0/10
Potential Global Cross-Asset Impact:1/10