Let's speculate just for fun? (Libs, but trolls will troll)

[PNW Guy]

OK, so let's say Ms. Maxwell comes out with news that Trump is also "dirty" in the Epstein affair? Remember, Trump himself, was sued over an alleged rape of a 13 year old. In all likelihood he is dirty. Maybe Clinton too, but Clinton isn't president, so regardless he's irrelevant, and a topic for another discussion.

What excuse will Trumpers be making for Trump? Of course they won't have ANY problem supporting Trump, even if they KNEW he'd been involved in pedophelia. His brand of embolding racism and division is just too juicy to the deplorable type. They can't under any circumstances let go of that emotional high they get out of Trump, it's why it's a cult.... :roll:

Of course we'll hear "fake news", cuz that's an automatic go to for them with anything they prefer not hearing.... :roll:

My guess is they will say Ms Maxwell is making it up to frame Trump to make it easier on herself. If Trump was just Trump, yeah that *might* make sense. When you consider though, that Trump is already accused as a participant, and that he is the POTUS, that explanation makes NO SENSE. If this kind of news breaks, very little if any chance it's not 100% real.

It will be VERY interesting watching the wailing and gnashing of teeth and vicious defenses of orange daddy! These folks are gonna have a VERY hard time withdrawing from the MAGA drug! :lamo

 

[PNW Guy]

Just in case we forget:

Trump Teen Rape Allegation Resurfaces, Ronan Farrow Claims National Enquirer Tried to Protect Him in New Book

Amid behind-the-scenes details of his explosive reporting on Harvey Weinstein's alleged sexual misconduct, Ronan Farrow's new book Catch and Kill: Lies, Spies and a Conspiracy to Protect Predators claims that American Media Inc. (AMI), the former publisher of the National Enquirer, tried to help Donald Trump bury allegations he raped a teenager in 1994.

Farrow claims in the book that AMI CEO David Pecker was in close contact with Trump when the rape allegations were made public in a 2016 lawsuit, and that then-National Enquirer editor Dylan Howard assured Trump's personal lawyer at the time, Michael Cohen, "that they would track down the woman with the rape allegation and see what they could do about her." An AMI spokesperson told Newsweek Tuesday that Farrow's claims are "completely untrue."

AMI has been accused in the past of purchasing potentially damaging stories about Trump in order to keep them from becoming public—a practice known in the industry as "catch and kill." Last December, AMI admitted that in 2016 it made a $150,000 payment "in concert" with Trump's election campaign to former Playboy model Karen McDougal, who allegedly had an affair with Trump a decade earlier. The publisher made the pact with McDougal "in order to ensure that the woman did not publicize damaging allegations about the candidate before the 2016 presidential election," the U.S. Attorney's Office said....

You know what they say about, 'when there's smoke'...." :roll: