Why Trump flew to campaign events on Jeffrey Epstein's plane last weekend

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : The Aspen Daily News reported that Trump arrived in a blue Gulfstream, tail number G-550, touching down at the Aspen-Pitkin County Airport around 4:45 p.m. Saturday.
56% : Trump was in the same social circles as Epstein, and flew on Epstein's planes six times from 1993 to 1997, records show.
49% : Trump, enroute on his own private plane to a campaign event in Bozeman, Montana last week, unexpectedly landed in Billings because of mechanical problems, a campaign spokeswoman said.
44% : "Trump Force One" was then able to pick Trump up in Denver.
40% : The campaign spokeswoman confirmed that a decal with the words "Trump 2024" was placed on Epstein's old plane for the trip.
39% : There are numerous photographs of Trump and Epstein together in the 1990s, long before Epstein was arrested on solicitation charges in Palm Beach.
35% : After Bozeman, Trump used Epstein's old plane to travel Saturday to a fundraiser in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and then to Aspen and Denver.
19% : Although tens of thousands of pages of documents have been unsealed in various Epstein civil cases, none of the documents released to date have implicated Trump in Epstein's trafficking crimes.
12% : Trump's use of the plane is likely to add to public scrutiny surrounding his relationship with Epstein, even though no evidence has surfaced that Trump was involved in Epstein's crimes.

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