I'm so sorry I missed this thread 
... anyway, what's up with Marjorie Taylor Greene trying to bask in the glory of Epstein's victims? Like, does she really think that if she's seen with them, suddenly everyone's gonna be all like "oh yeah, she's a great rep for our constituents"? Newsflash: associating yourself with trauma is not a way to build trust 
... and what about the fact that she used to call Epstein an "American hero"? That was some pretty tone-deaf stuff, if you ask me 
. I'm just worried she's trying to use people's suffering for her own gain... it's just not right 
... anyway, what's up with Marjorie Taylor Greene trying to bask in the glory of Epstein's victims? Like, does she really think that if she's seen with them, suddenly everyone's gonna be all like "oh yeah, she's a great rep for our constituents"? Newsflash: associating yourself with trauma is not a way to build trust ... and what about the fact that she used to call Epstein an "American hero"? That was some pretty tone-deaf stuff, if you ask me . I'm just worried she's trying to use people's suffering for her own gain... it's just not right 
I mean, I get it, people want to support survivors and all, but does it have to be at her own expense? 
like, what's next, gonna give a shoutout to the patriots who've been accused of being a serial killer? 
this is just another example of how politicians are all about appearances over actual substance 
. I mean, come on, she previously called him an "American hero" 
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It's not like she's been directly linked to Epstein's abuse, but still... it's just so tone-deaf and opportunistic. I'm tired of platforms trying to whitewash this kind of behavior 
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