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Trump Supporters Disappointed by Epstein Files
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Trump Supporters Disappointed as Jeffrey Epstein Files Reveal Little New, Sparking Backlash
The latest release of Jeffrey Epstein files has left many Trump supporters disappointed, with huge sections blacked out despite big promises of transparency. Attorney General Pam Bondi claimed President Trump is running the most open administration ever, but the Friday drop included old photos of figures like Bill Clinton and a nineteen ninety-seven image of Trump at Mar-a-Lago with Epstein—nothing new proving wrongdoing.
Trump hinted on the campaign trail last year that hed push for these files, and Bondi said back in February they were on her desk for review. Influencers like Chaya Raichik and Jack Posobiec got binders at a Justice Department event as a first phase, keeping online buzz alive long after Epsteins death.
Now backlash is hitting hard within MAGA circles, with some calling Bondi a liar and even demanding her arrest over the perceived cover-up. Conservative voices online are splitting, noting silence from key podcasters and social media stars who hyped the story before. Trumps team worries this could shake loose new voters, like Joe Rogan fans, who helped build his coalition but arent locked into the party.
Representative Thomas Massie from Kentucky slammed the Justice Department over the weekend, accusing them of breaking the law and teaming up with Democrat Ro Khanna to force more releases—maybe even charging Bondi with contempt.
Meanwhile, deputy attorney general Todd Blanche promises hundreds of thousands more pages by years end, so the Epstein saga could stir up fresh tensions in the MAGA world just as internal fights over other issues heat up.
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