Epstein Files
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Anonymous
just read that Kash flew a government jet to see “Bubba” of the Epstein files. Bubba is a Trump donor. Patel used a private FBI jet to see his girlfriend… Patel continued to use the jet after that to travel to the Boondoggle Ranch, a hunting resort in Texas owned by the family of a Republican donor, C.R. “Bubba” Saulsbury Jr., according to the Journal, and also visited Scotland in August. —The New Republic |
Anonymous
He knocked down the East Wing of the Whitehouse with zero approvals, zero consults, so, yeah, if he wanted these files out there, he'd jsut do it. Lawful or not. |
Anonymous
That’s how I read it. I don’t know how this isn’t getting any press. |
Anonymous
This seems like a plausible guess but also supports the theory that “blowing” (or whatever specific term was used, I forget) was meant in the sense of giving outsized attention to a potential donor. |
Anonymous
Yeah but why would Putin want a photo of that? |
Anonymous
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Today Kate Manne published a Substack post about Katie Johnson’s allegations against Trump. It includes a lot of backstory on both Johnson’s allegations and other allegations of sexual assault against Trump, then a transcript of Johnson’s story as taken from a video statement. For me, the Trump background was old news but I didn’t know anything about Katie Johnson beyond “she alleged rape but withdrew her court case.”
I hated reading the details, but I feel like, for those who can stomach it, it’s part of the task of bearing witness on behalf of the victims. All the abusers, including Trump, deserve to be seen without their mask of civility and judged accordingly. https://open.substack.com/pub/katemanne/p/the-actual-conspiracy-theory-surrounding |
Anonymous
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See Roy Cohen. Political hitman Roy Cohn, who was Donald Trump's mentor in his early career – teaching him to "attack, counterattack and never apologise". Many say the relationship was “personal” Cohn is best known now for the lessons he taught Trump, but even before that he was an outsized figure running through US politics and culture. To note his most flagrant hypocrisy, Cohn was a gay man who persecuted other gay people out of their government jobs during what became known as the Lavender Scare of the 1950s. Throughout his life, he bullied people and tried to bully facts. He died of Aids in 1986, insisting publicly that he had liver cancer and denying to the end that he was gay, despite taking his lovers along to public events |
Anonymous
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^. Their relationship was well-documented as a close professional and personal alliance, with Cohn playing a significant role in shaping Trump's early business and legal strategies. Cohn was a closeted gay man.
Speculation about their relationship being romantic likely stems from Cohn’s known sexuality, their intense closeness—Trump reportedly called Cohn 15 to 20 times a day at one point—and anecdotal observations from contemporaries. For instance, some have noted Cohn’s apparent attraction to Trump, with Cohn’s cousin suggesting a dynamic beyond mere mentorship, hinting at Cohn’s preference for "fair-haired boys." However, these remain interpretations, not evidence of a romantic relationship. Jury’s out… |
Anonymous
From Epstein. |
Anonymous
| So now Trump is saying that all of Epstein's friends were Dems. Then why was he so against releasing the files, even though during the campaign he said he'd release the files? |
Anonymous
+1 I think blowing means blowing. In his press release, Mark Epstein did not deny it happened or that a photo existed. |
Anonymous
I think Trump is bisexual or gay. This would explain a lot. YMCA, makeup, lack of chemistry with women, why his dad sent him to military school, and more. His admin is full of gay white men. |
Anonymous
| ^ yep. Always been a trademark of the Republican Party. Closeted homophobes. |
Anonymous
No surprise there. Several women women wanted to testify in the Thomas hearings to corroborate Anita Hill’s testimony. They were not called to speak by the Senate Judiciary Committee. Every woman that I know believed Anita Hill. We still do. |
Anonymous
Well, you don't know me. When I found out that Anita Hill had continued to be friendly with Thomas after the "incidents" she described, I figured it was a set up. Biden orchestrated the whole thing. |