He pushed this racist controversy for five years despite clear evidence to the contrary, seeking to undermine the legitimacy of his nation’s first black president. He raised doubts on television, dripped poison into social media – and then congratulated himself in 2016 for solving the “mystery”, as if he had been performing a public service by pushing a crackpot conspiracy theory.
Just as Maximilien Robespierre fell victim to the terror he unleashed in the French Revolution, so Donald Trump stands accused of becoming an agent of the Deep State in Washington and protector of the ruling elite that his most devout followers assumed he was going to overthrow.
Trump typically nodded towards these fears, raising concerns over Epstein’s death and pledging to release files on his clients. His Attorney General Pam Bondi said the list was “on my desk”, even performatively handing over folders marked “The Epstein List” to patsy social media figures. Then two weeks ago, the FBI and Justice Department declared the sex offender killed himself and there was no evidence of any list or blackmail.
Cue delight among Democrats at seeing the President struggle – and meltdown among the Maga crowd. Their suspicions about a fetid swamp in Washington have been fuelled for years by Trump’s gang, with the Epstein conspiracy sitting at core of their paranoid view about the world. “What the hell are they hiding with Jeffrey Epstein?” asked right-wing radio host Dan Bongino before becoming deputy director of the FBI.
There is bittersweet pleasure at seeing some of these repulsive figures that Trump cultivated suddenly view their idol as an emblem of a despised ruling cabal. Not least when there are few Americans more elitist than this self-serving tycoon.
I found it depressing to hear such beliefs parroted back by voters when reporting on the ground. Now the populist army he stirred into action and led fears betrayal over the mother of all conspiracy theories involving underage sex, sudden death, money, power and even Israel.
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This President is, remember, a sleaze ball found liable for sexual assault who was caught on tape boasting of using fame to abuse women. There remain other outstanding questions over the financier’s circle of powerful friends while conspiracy theories are hard to dispel. And yes, rich people do buy influence, officials abuse their power and governments try to hide misdeeds – as we have just seen in our own country with the disturbing Afghan data breach scandal.
Now Trump finds himself accused of participating in an elitist cover-up. Perhaps the Maga army will rally again around their chief. Or his genius for distracting stunts will divert attention from these troubles. Yet how grotesquely ironic that after Trump has so damaged American democracy and his nation’s standing in the world, it has taken a conspiracy theory about a rich pal to rattle his presidency and shake his supporters.
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