Epstein Files

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The lesson of Watergate ( and all of the subsequent "gate" scandals) is that it is the coverup that gets you every time. Why are politicians so stupid!?

You don't know about the times that the cover-up didn't get them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The lesson of Watergate ( and all of the subsequent "gate" scandals) is that it is the coverup that gets you every time. Why are politicians so stupid!?

What’s crazy is that right now watergate would barely make the news cycle if it happened today. Nobody would care.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Can the committee try to enforce the subpoena if Johnson isn’t on board? Trump will certainly won’t comply with the subpoena. I guess it doesn’t matter much because all the drama over the subpoena and whatnot will just keep this in the news cycle for a long time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Is it possible that Johnson is on some of those Epstein tapes. He is sweating mighty hard in his attempt to bury the matter.

[Anonymous]

I think Trump has something on Johnson. Given how "religious" he is and his weird online proclivities, it isn't hard to imagine what it is.

[Anonymous]

Anyone who looks at the big picture — Epstein coverup, his comments, sexually suggestive photos with minor daughter, his repugnant associates in the fake international “modeling” and “pageant” industries in the 70s, 80s, 90s, and 00s, rewarding bureaucrats who helped Epstein coverup — comes to the same conclusion. Not only a participant, it all reads like he was a key point man helping facilitate this global cesspit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think Trump has something on Johnson. Given how "religious" he is and his weird online proclivities, it isn't hard to imagine what it is.

Anyone with gaydar can tell what that something is. They don’t let anyone rise to the top of a party unless they have you blackmailed.

[Anonymous]

Michelle Goldberg in July 14 NYT sums up how we got to this bizarre place:

“To believe that they are on the side of light while championing a man of such low character, Trump’s acolytes have had to conjure an enemy of vast and titanic evil, and invent a version of Trump that never existed.”

"The problem for Trump is that some of his followers need to choose between their commitment to him and to the narrative that justified his rise."

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/14/opinion/trump-jeffrey-epstein-files.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think Trump has something on Johnson. Given how "religious" he is and his weird online proclivities, it isn't hard to imagine what it is.

Anyone with gaydar can tell what that something is. They don’t let anyone rise to the top of a party unless they have you blackmailed.

Bingo, especially given the adopted child. Bad stuff happened in that home.

[Anonymous]

Trump claimed he never wrote a birthday letter to Epstein with a doodle of a female nude. Now he is suing to quash the evidence he claimed doesn't exist.

Make it make sense.

[Anonymous]

Wonder how quick dcum will drop this witch hunt when they find out all those on the 'list" have a D behind their name?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think Trump has something on Johnson. Given how "religious" he is and his weird online proclivities, it isn't hard to imagine what it is.

The guy is strange, for sure. Something is up.

His “roommate” thinks that the "Separation Between Church and State is a delusional lie.”



https://www.propublica.org/article/mike-johnson-evangelical-pastor-steve-berger-roommates

https://k945.com/house-speaker-mike-johnsons-d-c-stay-at-pastors-home/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Trump claimed he never wrote a birthday letter to Epstein with a doodle of a female nude. Now he is suing to quash the evidence he claimed doesn't exist.

Make it make sense.

Honey we would have to be in a cult to make it make sense. You know the kind of people willing to blindly follow while drinking the cyanide kool aid. Those people can make it make sense, to themselves.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Michelle Goldberg in July 14 NYT sums up how we got to this bizarre place:

“To believe that they are on the side of light while championing a man of such low character, Trump’s acolytes have had to conjure an enemy of vast and titanic evil, and invent a version of Trump that never existed.”

"The problem for Trump is that some of his followers need to choose between their commitment to him and to the narrative that justified his rise."

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/14/opinion/trump-jeffrey-epstein-files.html

The bolded is so accurate.