By John Q. Hosedrinker 
In a recent exchange, Laura Loomer levied harsh accusations against Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, alleging Greene fabricated stories to undermine her career aspirations. Loomer accused Greene of personal hypocrisy, citing marital infidelity and perceived dishonesty regarding the Trump administration. This latest confrontation is another instance of the two women clashing, following past disagreements including Loomer’s controversial remarks about Kamala Harris and Greene’s subsequent condemnation of Loomer.
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Bombshell New Report Casts More Doubt on Trump’s Epstein Claims | In 2019, Jeffrey Epstein referred to Donald Trump as his “closest friend for 10 years.” This is one of those stories that keeps resurfacing, and each time, it seems to carry a heavier weight of implication. The core of it is this: Jeffrey Epstein, a man now infamous for his sex trafficking and abuse, and Donald Trump, former President of the United States, had a relationship. And by Epstein’s own account, it was a close one, spanning years.
The 2019 quote, where Epstein referred to Trump as his “closest friend for 10 years,” is particularly telling. Think about it; that’s a considerable amount of time to spend with someone, and for a friendship to be deemed “closest” suggests a level of intimacy and trust. This directly contradicts Trump’s attempts to distance himself from Epstein, especially as the latter’s crimes came to light and gained widespread attention.
The timeline is crucial here. Epstein made the “closest friend” remark in 2019. Yet, accounts suggest a falling out years earlier, a supposed rift over a real estate deal. This discrepancy is the heart of the matter, and it’s what the new report is likely digging into. It’s a question of how close were they really, and when did that change? And if the closeness persisted, despite claims of a split, what does that say about the nature of their connection?
Adding more detail to the story are the insights of others who knew both men. There are accounts from individuals who claim to have witnessed their closeness firsthand. One is a visual artist who was hired by Epstein, and the first criminal complaint of sex abuse to law enforcement. Another is a model who said Trump was Epstein’s “wing man.” And then there is Jack O’Donnell, who recalled scolding Trump for showing up at the gambling floor with Epstein and three underage girls. These accounts paint a picture of a relationship that was far from casual and raises serious questions about Trump’s knowledge of, and potential involvement in, Epstein’s activities.
The alleged pipeline of young women and girls leading to Epstein, and possibly to Trump, is particularly disturbing. There were reports of Miss Teen USA contestants and models, all within proximity of Epstein and Trump. This alleged connection, if proven, would be truly damning.
The reaction to this news, or lack thereof, is also part of the story. Some sources say that it’s not surprising, that people have known about this for years. Others are more cynical, saying it’s just another case of covering up for their own. But the truth is this relationship, and the questions surrounding it, continue to linger.
The allegations, along with any evidence that might emerge, demand scrutiny. The public has a right to know the full extent of this relationship and any potential wrongdoing. It is a story of power, privilege, and the potential for abuse. The release of documents, including victim testimonies and other court transcripts, is one way to expose the truth.
The details are shocking. Trump’s association with Epstein, a man involved in the trafficking of children, raises serious questions. There needs to be complete transparency, and a thorough investigation. The public deserves answers.