Publicity Stunts

Trump’s Epstein Document Release: Old News, Influencers Roasted

The Department of Justice released a portion of the long-awaited Epstein files to select conservative influencers. The release, presented in binders by Attorney General Bondi, primarily contained publicly available information such as flight logs and Epstein’s address book, disappointing many who expected new revelations. Several prominent conservatives criticized the event as a publicity stunt and expressed frustration with the lack of substantial new information. Further releases are promised, but their content and timing remain uncertain following a leaked letter revealing that the Attorney General had not yet received the relevant FBI files.

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Rep. Mace Spent $160K on TV Bookings: Is This Politics or Performance?

Rep. Nancy Mace’s substantial spending of $165,000 on television appearances through Driver Eight Media has fueled criticism regarding her prioritization of media exposure over constituent service. This spending, revealed in FEC filings, is part of a strategy involving a reported expectation of 15 weekly television appearances. Mace’s high-profile appearances, often involving heated exchanges, have generated both attention and controversy, with some characterizing her actions as publicity stunts. Her recent on-air clashes include confrontations with colleagues and prominent commentators.

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