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Deny, lie or deflect by creating a new crisis is Trump's method of dealing with his Epstein problem in order to avoid further scrutiny.
Why would anyone question a man who publicly stated he does what he wants to women, "Grab them by the p—-," and "And when you're a star they let you do it… You can do anything"? Why question a felon who paid hush money to porn stares and bragged about being able to visit teenage dressing rooms at Miss Teenage America pageants?
Is the Epstein birthday card all a hoax perpetuated 22 years ago to embarrass the president today? House Oversight Committee chair James Comer said that he would take lying Don "at his word" and accept the White House's denial that the president had any involvement in a sexually suggestive note and drawing found inside Jeffrey Epstein's birthday book. After all Trump never lies.
Analyses by the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times found Trump's alleged signature in the birthday book -- which contained only his first name, rather than the full name he uses on official documents -- matched the style of several hand-written letters he penned throughout the 1990s and 2000s. Trump also said he doesn't do drawings, although he contributed several signed drawings with similar signatures to charity auctions throughout the 2000s.
The key to fully understanding the situation lies with convicted pedophile purveyor, Maxwell. She was recently transferred to a cushy federal prison camp from her incarceration in a real prison as a thank you for failing to recall Trump's involvement with Epstein. She will undoubtable be pardoned in the future by Trump for keeping her silence.
The American people deserve transparency, not political theater. Survivors deserve justice, not selective memory. Congress owes America more than blind loyalty to a man whose sordid record speaks for itself.
RONALD KAMZELSKI
Wellsboro
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