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Epstein Email Claim Debunked
Fact check reveals Marco Rubio did not write Epstein email ending with 'Love ya'.
In brief
Fact check reveals Marco Rubio did not write Epstein email ending with 'Love ya'. The email to Jeffrey Epstein ending with 'Love ya' was written by Gwendolyn Beck, not Marco Rubio, based on voting numbers and documented connections to Epstein. Originally reported by Lead Stories.
Email Claim
An email to Jeffrey Epstein ending with 'Love ya' was claimed to be written by Marco Rubio.
“Reminder that Marco Rubio said love ya at the end of an email to Epstein in the DOJ's Epstein files. No one talks about that. Why?”
Email Details
The email mentions getting more votes than Jeb Bush in Iowa and running in one congressional district.
“I got more votes than Jeb Bush got in Iowa, and I only had one congressional district, he had four!!”
Voting Numbers
Gwendolyn Beck received 5,420 votes in Virginia's 8th Congressional District in 2014.
“5,420 votes”
Jeb Bush Votes
Jeb Bush received 5,238 votes in the 2016 Iowa Republican caucuses.
“5,238 votes”
Beck's Connections
Gwendolyn Beck had documented ties to Epstein including managing his funds and photos with him.
“managing tens of millions of dollars in his funds, photographs with epstein and ghislaine maxwell”
No Rubio Connection
No evidence links Marco Rubio to the Epstein files or establishes an association with Epstein.
“Online claims identifying Rubio as the sender are not supported by the available evidence”
The main idea
The email to Jeffrey Epstein ending with 'Love ya' was written by Gwendolyn Beck, not Marco Rubio, based on voting numbers and documented connections to Epstein.
