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Commentators are denouncing Donald Trump, invoking special counsel Jack Smith's prosecutions and citing sedition, corruption and a coverup tied to the so-called Trump Epstein files. Critics accuse mainstream media of sanitizing and downplaying the allegations, arguing the misconduct is plainly visible and underreported, and framing the moment as a broader battle between democracy, justice and what they call madness.

Opponents of Donald Trump are circulating posts on social media framing accusations against him—corruption, nepotism, kleptocracy, emoluments violations and war crimes—as a 'TrumpVirus' infecting American democracy, the constitution and the rule of law. The messaging casts truth as the antidote and urges collective action to 'wash away' the alleged evil, reflecting ongoing fierce partisan debate over the former president's conduct and legal exposure.

A social media post criticizing a wave of pro-Trump advertising on television and other media is drawing attention. The post, shared on Mastodon, describes the ads as dark, delusional propaganda portraying Donald Trump as uniquely great, and mentions receiving promotional texts as well. The poster says they will not respond to the messages. The item reflects ongoing frustration among some users with the volume of political advertising in the US.