Dems Fume: Scott Jennings EPIC CNN Meltdown On Epstein!
July 25, 2025
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as posted by the channelScott Jennings, a CNN political commentator, recently criticized Democrats for what he perceives as their sudden interest in the Jeffrey Epstein case, specifically the so-called "Epstein list," as a political tool against President Donald Trump. Jennings argued that Democrats are weaponizing the Epstein controversy for political gain, particularly to exploit divisions within the Republican base, without genuine concern for the victims of Epstein’s crimes. He highlighted their use of terms like "delicious" and "satisfied" when discussing the issue, suggesting this reflects a focus on political advantage rather than the tragedy of the case, where young women were abused. Jennings pointed out that Democrats showed little interest in the Epstein files during the Biden administration, implying their current outrage is opportunistic and only emerged when it could be used as a "cudgel against Trump."#jre #election #electionnight #news #newsfails #newsanchor #clips #president #presidentdonaldtrump #trump #donaldtrump #joeroganexperience #tonyhinchcliffe #killtony #meltdown #scottjennings #jennings #cnn #latenight #stephencolbert
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