If there’s anything Donald Trump is damn good at, it’s taking a situation that’s already bad, steeped in scandal and controversy, and seemingly doing everything in his power to make that situation that much worse for himself.
Frankly, there’s enough controversy and scandal to last a lifetime surrounding former President Donald Trump’s recent highly dubious decision to host the likes of known anti-Semite Kanye West (now known as “Ye”) and notorious White supremacist and nationalist, anti-Semite, Holocaust-denier, and self-described “incel,” Nick Fuentes at his equally controversial Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach for a questionable “meeting” and dinner.
The event has earned the former president an influx of rightfully earned public backlash, especially now that news had gone viral of “Ye’s” recent profession of love for Adolf Hitler.
The whole ordeal was bad enough that it sent Trump’s own inner circle into a nuclear meltdown, with inside sources telling NBC News, “This is a f*cking nightmare!”
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But instead of shutting up and laying low at his Palm Beach compound, at least long enough to let this dust settle a little, it seems Trump thought it would be a good idea to host yet another highly-controversial guest at his equally scandal-ridden Mar-a-Lago resort here recently.
According to new reporting from ABC News, the former president not only hosted but posed and took photos with a “prominent adherent of the QAnon and ‘Pizzagate’ conspiracy theories” during a recent event at his estate.
ABC News cited multiple social media posts that showed Liz Crokin not only speaking at the Mar-a-Lago event but personally posing for photos with the scandal-ridden former president.
According to the report, the Palm Beach event was said to be a fundraiser for a sex trafficking documentary — sex trafficking is, of course, a prominent focus of “Pizzagate” as well as various other outlandish QAnon conspiracy theories, which is especially ironic, considering Matt Gaetz remains a member of the Republican Party.
In one video of the event that spread across social media, Trump can be heard telling the crowd, “You are incredible people, you are doing unbelievable work, and we just appreciate you being here and we hope you’re going to be back.”
Crokin personally posted on social media, where she confirmed that she had spoken about the “Pizzagate” conspiracy theory with the ex-president. The thoroughly debunked “Pizzagate” conspiracy claims that Democrats used or continue to use a pizza restaurant as a cover for a child sex trafficking ring.
Crokin spoke with Salon and said that she does not believe that the “Pizzagate” conspiracy theory has been debunked.
None other than Georgia’s controversial Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has credited Crokin for first introducing her to the pizza restaurant conspiracy theory.
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