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Rabbit: Why is it okay for Trump to say "I don't know" when asked about major actions taken by his cabinet members? Rabbit: Normalize not knowing things! Rabbit: Why would Trump have a fit when asked about the Epstein List when his people have been teasing it literally for years? Rabbit: The case is closed, that one doctored video they released proves it. Rabbit: Why is J.D. Vance redefining who has a claim over America? Rabbit: I think you're one of the ones he's trying to get rid of.

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As if it's not bad enough that the executive, under Trump's regime, is choosing not to disburse funds authorized by Congress, and also demolishing agencies created by the legislature. Now people within the executive are taking their own actions and leaving Trump in the dark about them. Or maybe not. Republicans in general, and Trump especially, like to play stupid when asked about things they know are wrong. Although Republican stupid impressions are so good one has to wonder if they're pretending.

One thing Trump can't claim ignorance of is his old good friend Jeffrey Epstein, so instead he's going the "how dare you ask me that" route, another Republican favorite when stupidity just won't work. We're all supposed to forget that revealing all the secrets in the Epstein Files including the Epstein List has been a major hobbyhorse on the right, kept rocking by Republicans and Trump himself, for a long time now. Did they think Epstein's client list consisted entirely of Democrats and Alan Dershowitz?

And of course there's that video with the missing minute.

Meanwhile J.D. Vance is out and about digging himself a nice hole in blood and soil.