If you thought the left couldn't sink any lower in its crusade against Trump, think again. The recent release of over 20,000 documents from the Epstein estate has Democrats desperately looking for a smoking gun to end Trump’s presidency. And, of course, they keep coming up short.
This week, the Democrats’ official X account breathlessly posted about newly released emails showing Jeffrey Epstein thought Trump was one of the worst people he knew, with not one decent cell in his body. Epstein described Trump with one word: Dangerous.
BREAKING: Newly released emails show Jeffrey Epstein thought Trump was one of the worst people he knew, with “not one decent cell in his body.”
— Democrats (@TheDemocrats) November 13, 2025
He went on to describe Trump with one word:
“Dangerous.” pic.twitter.com/kMyRwkgk8i
Who had the Democratic Party relying on the judgment of a pedophile to assess the character of Donald Trump on their bingo card today? https://t.co/49FCJzmtvl
— Matt Margolis (@mattmargolis) November 13, 2025
Let that sink in for a moment. Democrats are now using the character assessment of a convicted sex trafficker as their star witness against Trump. This is the same Jeffrey Epstein who orchestrated an international child sex trafficking ring, the same monster who exploited vulnerable young women for the sick pleasures of the ultra-wealthy. But sure, let's take his word as gospel when it comes to moral judgments.
The absurdity reaches new heights when you consider that for weeks, Democrats had been insisting that Trump and Epstein were best friends who hung out all the time. They couldn't stop talking about their supposed close relationship, using it as proof of guilt by association. Now they've pivoted to highlighting Epstein's hatred of Trump as somehow equally damning. So which is it? Were they best buddies or bitter enemies? The Democrats' messaging is so contradictory it would be laughable, if it weren't so pathetic.
This is Trump Derangement Syndrome in its purest, most crystallized form. Manhattan psychotherapist Jonathan Alpert recently discussed TDS on Fox News with Harris Faulkner, explaining the left’s unhealthy fixation on Trump.
"People are obsessed with Trump," he explained. "They're fixated. They're hyperfixated on Trump.”
He described it as a profound pathology and went so far as to call it the defining pathology of our time. Alpert works with patients who struggle to sleep, relax on vacations, or function normally because the sight or mention of Trump causes intense mental discomfort. About 75% of his current patients exhibit signs of this disorder, with their anger towards Trump overshadowing other aspects of their lives within just five minutes of therapy.
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That’s the Democratic Party in a nutshell. They hate Trump so much that they have no qualms about using a convicted child sex offender as a character witness against him. And they are clueless as to why this makes them look stupid.
Here's the thing Democrats can't seem to grasp: using a pedophile's opinion as evidence of Trump's character is not the flex they think it is. If anything, it reveals just how desperate and unhinged they've become. They're so consumed by their hatred of Trump that they'll embrace literally anyone, even a child sex trafficker, if it serves their political purposes.
Democrats keep parading cherry-picked emails as if they’ve uncovered some grand scandal, yet the messages reveal something far more telling. Epstein hated Trump. The emails show him tracking Trump’s business moves, working with Michael Wolff to cook up blackmail material built on nonsense, and fixating on Trump like a man nursing a grudge. That obsession puts him squarely in the same camp as today’s Democrats, who treat their vendetta against the president like a full-time job. They chase a “smoking gun” that never turns up because none exists. The whole effort reeks of desperation. When a party leans on the supposed credibility of Jeffrey Epstein to tear down a sitting president, the case collapses under its own absurdity.
