Trump exhibits a unique ability to lie instinctively when under pressure, a skill honed through his past experiences. He often presents outrageous fabrications that appeal to his followers and distract from controversies. In light of the Jeffrey Epstein situation, Trump portrayed himself as a victim, claiming to have been taken advantage of. Despite the opportunity to blame Epstein directly, he instead constructed a narrative to establish his disassociation from wrongdoing. His comments about Epstein indicated disapproval and rejection of the association, framing himself as innocent.
Trump's instinct to lie enables him to evade accountability, relying on outrageous fabrications that resonate with his supporters, presenting him as a victim rather than a perpetrator.
In response to the Jeffrey Epstein controversy, Trump crafted a narrative positioning himself as a victim, claiming he was taken advantage of, distance himself from Epstein.
Trump consistently designates scapegoats but overlooked that he could easily blame Epstein. Instead, he created a story to escape any association with wrongdoing.
Trump described his relationship with Epstein as one in which he disapproved of Epstein's actions, emphasizing his own disassociation and presenting himself as the aggrieved party.
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