Epstein Files Linked to Donald Trump's Iran War, Most Voters Say

Epstein files linked to Donald Trump's Iran War, most voters say

A new poll finds majority of participants believe the Epstein files are at least partly behind Trump's war with Iran.

Poll: Majority of Americans believe Trump attacked Iran to distract from Epstein scandal

Survey shows that a majority of likely US voters believe Trump ordered fresh aggression against Iran at least partly to divert attention from the Epstein scandal.

Voters know Iran is about 'distracting' from Epstein: report

Iran may have finally diverted some online clicks from the Jeffrey Epstein case plaguing President Donald Trump, but that doesn’t mean Americans don’t know Trump’s invasion is a ploy of distraction.“A majority of likely American voters believe that Donald Trump launched the war on Iran at least in part to distract from the Jeffrey Epstein scandal that had engulfed his presidency, according to a new survey,” reports Zeteo.An early March survey of…

Trump's plan to use Iran war as 'distraction' from Epstein files has one huge flaw: Kimmel

A war Donald Trump started, allegedly to distract from the ongoing release of Jeffrey Epstein's files, could deal his administration a harsher blow according to Jimmy Kimmel.The talk show host believes the war with Iran is a distraction tactic utilized by the president to reduce focus on the release of convicted sex offender Epstein's files. Being named or pictured in the files is not an indication of wrongdoing, and many of those identified in …

Jimmy Kimmel Mocks Donald Trump's Handling of Iran 'Mess' as He Tries to Distract From His Involvement in the Epstein Files

Jimmy Kimmel had a field day mocking President Donald Trump's Iran war as a 'weapon of mass distraction' from his political woes.

One big billion dollar distraction

Trump’s biggest new distraction from the Epstein files is his war on Iran and this one just might work. We are blowing through a billion dollars a day with no end in sight. Secretary Hegseth on March 5 said, “If you think you’ve seen something just wait,” and we’ve “only just began to fight.” Trump on March 6 called for Iran’s “unconditional surrender.”