When President Donald Trump loses the support of posters on the Donald, it is noticeable, to say at least. The Ultra-PRO-Trump message board whose members were charged with helping On January 6, 2021, an attack on the US Capitol, was one of the most loyal corners of the Internet for the president.
But like many other parts of the magic universe late, many users were enough.
“So disappointed with Trump about this one, it is unusable,” a user wrote in the early hours of Monday morning, wearing widespread anger and resentment of the use of Trump administration of the case Jeffrey Epstein.
Trump And His allies If they promised Republicans that after they took office, they would release explosive revelations about what really happened when Epstein, the charged sex trader, died in custody in 2019 – and his alleged “list of clients.” But last week, the FBI and the Department of Justice Published self concluding that there is no cover and that Epstein died of suicide. Even worse, the self stated that the “list of Epstein customers was on her desk In February there was not actually.
The outrage was immediate and overwhelming, as supporters of base, right -wing influencers and conservative media smoked. It’s not just about Epstein. It was, for them, a denial of the alleged children’s abusive rings that became a corner of conspiring theories related to Epstein. The anger intensified further after Wired reported This surveillance camera positioned near Epstein’s prison cell the night before he was found dead was probably modified.
Trump shouted to reject the criticism and defend Bondi, writing in a social post on Saturday that “selfish people” tried to harm his management “throughout a guy who never dies.”
The disturbance around Epstein is just the latest in some budding Trumpworld concerns. For Tucker Carlson, the former Fox News host, which is now flowing on X, it was Iran’s bombing. For Laura Loomer, a noted conspiracy theorist who has Trump’s earit was Trump Acceptance of a luxury aircraft from Qatar. For Ben Shapiro, a pro-Trump podcast, it was rates. For Joe Rogan, a massively popular podcard, it Have ice attacks aimed at non -criminal, migrant workers. For Elon Musk, who recently left his role in DC as a special government employee, it was the big beautiful bill.
To date, highest profile right media figures have stopped attacking Trump directly, focusing his anger instead on Bondi or other administrative figures. But as resentment continues to grow in these communities that feel betrayed by Trump, that could change.
“The potential is the death of thousands cuts a scenario, where enough criticisms hit enough different angles, which the calculation changes for many more influential figures in the movement,” Matthew Gertz, senior companion at Progressive Media Watchdog Group Media Matters for America, says Wired.
