Terakeet’s Epstein Ties Show Limits Of Reputation Laundering

A New York Times report says reputation firm Terakeet tried to help fix the image of an Epstein associate, but the effort fell flat. The story underscores how damage-control firms can polish a name, yet they cannot erase ugly associations when the facts are too toxic. In the end, this is another reminder that elite image management often runs into reality. Americans should be skeptical of the whole industry that tries to whitewash scandal instead of confronting it. Read more about this...