Donald Trump's response to Epstein-related demands among his supporters has notably rallied his base. Despite prior concerns from mainstream media about potential division, Laura Loomer expressed that the backlash against Trump regarding the Epstein issue has served to unify MAGA supporters. The House, once focused on Epstein-related demands, is now going into recess without addressing the matter. Commentary from figures like Miranda Devine underscores a narrative shift, with claims that Trump has emerged victorious in the Epstein controversy, reflecting his continued strength among followers despite challenges.
Laura Loomer, another of Mr. Trump's influential, far-right supporters, said in an interview that while many supporters remained frustrated by the lack of promised transparency in the Epstein case, the news story, which she believed "falsely accused" the president of writing the letter, "reunited" the MAGA movement.
It now appears the House, a fever swamp of bipartisan Epstein files demands just a few days ago, will be able to go on a month-long recess without a vote on the subject.
Miranda Devine of the New York Post claimed that Trump had "won" the "Epstein battle," signaling a shift in the narrative around Trump's support base.
Much of the mainstream media overestimated the vulnerability of Trump's hold on his base in suggesting the Epstein saga might cause a MAGA crack-up.
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