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"Fake news, I've never talked to any of them, this is the first time I've heard of them."
And poof it's all better for him. Tomorrow we're in the next news cycle and everyone is talking about the next fucked up thing.
We've been doing this for a fucking decade now. He's been proven in court to be a rapist and felonious election fraudster and hasn't had any political consequences because of it. If you think doing Andrew Tate a favor is going to cause any real problems for him I've got a bridge to sell you in New York.
He did lose to Biden, he paid Jean Carrol and he was impeached a bunch of times. He's also going to go down in history as the worst president the US has ever had. It's not equal to his crimes, but he has suffered some.
The only thing you listed that actually impacts him is the $5 million payment. But that's nothing to him now.
Losing to Biden hurt his pride, losing to carrol hurt his wallet and being thought of as the worst president hurts his pride. Why do you think he's trying to do the arch and the kennedy center? His time is closing down, he's trying to fix his legacy. I think you don't understand that those are the 2 things that matter most to him, his own form of pride and money.
that's the neat part, his legacy can't be fixed.
I think the only consequence he's actually suffered is having to pay his rape victim $5 million years after the verdict. And after all the grifting corruption that's just pocket change.
So yeah, basically no consequences.