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The recent bipartisan interest in discovering the truth regarding the extent to which the president engaged in Jeffrey Epstein’s pedophilia ring is all over the news. Trump’s efforts to urge the press to change the topic and forget about it only makes people wonder why he doesn’t want his involvement exposed.
Recently, Trump asked Attorney General Pam Bondi to release the files regarding the prosecution of Epstein. Last February, Ms. Bondi ordered the FBI to review thousands of the Epstein files and flag any mention of the president. The purpose of doing this has yet to be explained.
In 2002, Trump was quoted in the New York Magazine stating “I’ve known Jeff for 15 years, terrific guy, he’s a lot of fun to be with.” This begs the question: How could these two party together for 15 years and leave Trump in the dark regarding Epstein’s ongoing abuse and sharing of women and young girls? Why did it take so long for Trump to end his association with Epstein?
A lengthy list of women has come forward to accuse Donald Trump of sexual abuse. America needs one more to come forward to publicly shed light on Trump’s involvement in Epstein’s world of depravity. Any non-disclosure agreement signed to receive compensation from Epstein’s estate for abuse should be nullified.
There are some hard facts that give us a complete picture of the president’s moral integrity. During his first term in office, he made 30,573 false or misleading claims (fact checkers at the Washington Post say). The Toronto Star tallied six false claims per day from January 2017 to June 2019.
Using excuses like “fake news” or “witch hunt” to distance himself from all the things that threaten to expose his moral character begin to sound like the shepherd boy crying wolf.
At least 27 women have accused the president of sexual misconduct. He has been found guilty of sexually abusing E. Jean Carroll. The court awarded her $5 million. Trump has been recorded bragging that he was a star and therefore entitled to grope women. What would be surprising about him following Jeff Epstein’s partying agenda for passing around underage girls?
In 1999, Trump founded the Trump Model Management company. Foreign women and girls were promised lucrative careers and visas allowing them to live and work in America. They were given instructions detailing how to get through customs without revealing that they planned on working in America. Many of these women did little modelling and never received visas. These people were smuggled into this country.
It is unknown if Jeffrey Epstein and Jean-Luc Brunel followed Trump’s business model when they started the MC2 Modeling Agency in 2005. Using the same strategy, girls and women from Florida, South America and eastern Europe were ensnared.
What is there in Donald Trump’s past behavior that you believe would keep him from taking part in the kind of parties Epstein hosted?
Please keep this in mind when you vote in the upcoming midterms.
Linda Warren
Winlock
