1) There were probably posts on here about how Trump had an issue with realising the Epstein file because he was in them.
Trump promised to release the Epstein Files during his election campaign. He wasn't made to do that but he or is campaign team or both decided that would be a vote winner during the election and it proved to be very popular promise with his MAGA base.
Trump then won the election and refused to release the files. This didn't go down well with his base supporters and it also opened the door for political attacks from the opponents who sensed it was a potential weakness for Trump.
As time went on Trump refusal to release the file because increasingly strident and he also started to attack those people call for their release. This merely Barbra Streisand the issue creating a suspicion that he was hiding something. Neither his base nor his political opponents would let it go.
My personal view is that Trump is in the Epstein files in some manner, but likely not in a way that proves he was involved in any sort of abuse of women. Worst case scenario for Trump is their so evidence emerged that Trump knew about Epstein's abuse of women/young girls but I'd say most likely it's just some embarrassing photo's for Trump.
2) I've heard that the files, or some portion of them have been released...but I take it that's Trump wasn't in them. At least, not to any incriminating degree or we would have heard about it on here by now.
Yes partially released and heavily redacted, which is violation of the law as they were supposed to be released in full. Any redaction were also suppose to have been explained, they were not. The Trump administration claim this is to do with protecting the victims and them having not having enough time to properly release all the files properly redacted in time. While no one has issues with protecting victims this reason has been stanchly criticized because not only have they had a month to vet the files since they were legally obligated to do so, the required release of these files by law was a near political inevitability for many months, they should have been ready.
We also know for a fact from leaks and previous legal cases, Trump does appear in these files at least once if not several times. Several other prominent figures are also known to be in the files as well. If they and Trump don't show up at some point with Trump administration controlling what's being released it's going look highly suspicious.
3) There will be no posts about the people that were actually in them to a degree that suggests a level of criminality.
Being in photo's with Epstein does not make you guilty of a crime. That applies to Trump as well. The difference is none of the other people in the files appeared to be going to the lengths that Trump was to block releasing them.
4) Those that were so invested in how evil they could say Trump is for his Epstein involvement, don't really care about what is evil unless they can tag Trump's name into it somewhere
If any evidence comes to light of any wrong doing by anyone in those files, be it Bill Clinton, Woody Allen, Mick Jagger, Michael Jackson, Noam Chomsky etc etc they absolutely should be investigated. Chomsky for example had previously downplayed his association with Epstein but subsequent revelations showed he a more substantial relationship than he let on.
But Trump has created this mess himself, he promised something and when he refused to deliver on it he made himself look oh so suspicious. Karma is a bitch.
I haven't been keeping up with it, nor many of the anti Trump posts on here, so perhaps somebody could lighten me as to how close my speculation is to being accurate.
It's as if Caroline Leavitt handed you the White House response lines to all questions on the Epstein files.