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The ones who want the Epstein files released keep getting booted out of Congress.

u/MaGoodenough — 1 day ago
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Author & activist Jess Craven delivers her scathing message to Trump supporters who voted Epstein files crusader Thomas Massie out

"Stop pretending you care about women, about child molesters, about Epstein, about integrity, about babies, about any fucking thing but kissing your daddy's ass. It is pathetic"

u/ButHowDoesItFeel — 1 day ago
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MIAMI HARALD: How Epstein brought victims from Brazil to Palm Beach

A really good and sad article about how Jeffrey Epstein targeted underage girls and very young women in Brazil for sexual servitude. It's about bad things that happened, and about news of an investigation that has been launched.

Epstein and model scout Jean-Luc Brunel lured Brazilian victims, some as young as 13, by promising them lucrative modeling careers. They used expensive things to entrap them, even plastic surgeries. :( Brunel had his agencies (Karin Models of America, MC2 Model Management) to recruit girls from small towns and from poor families. They financed and applied for work visas under the guise of modeling employment. We've heard that before. :( Many were sent to Epstein's mansions in Palm Beach and Manhattan. There was no modelling.

There's details about agencies and scouts. The name Ramsey Elkholy is mentioned.

And:

👏👏👏 Brazilian prosecutors have launched an investigation! 👏👏👏

Good, good.

Details are under seal, that's normal with ongoing things. Prosecutors have confirmed they are seeking to speak with the women involved.

Once again, ladies and gents, the MIAMI HERALD.

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u/originalmaja — 1 day ago
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Why was Epstein convicted for the 17 year old in 2008 when he was not convicted for any of the other victims?

Why was Epstein convicted for the 17 year old in 2008 when he was not convicted for any of the other victims?

Was it because he had to admit something in order to get a plea deal and this was the least serious part, or was the reason something else?

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u/ADHD-Norge — 1 day ago
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Have you all seen this?

What do you all think?

So if you go to google translate and put in fist box type Esptein then Epstein backwards just like in photo and look what you get.

u/Pretty_Strike_6199 — 1 day ago
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Rep. Ro Khanna’s video response about Thomas Massie losing his primary election in Kentucky.

“My good friend Rep. Thomas Massie lost tonight.

He lost because he had the guts to stand up to the Epstein class and against the war.

He won voters under 45 by 30 points.

Tonight, I say to this voters who feel rejected by Trump. We welcome you. Join our coalition to take on a rotten system and stand for the working class over the Epstein class.

We will build a movement to stand for Team America.” -Rep. Ro Khanna

u/Alissinarr — 2 days ago
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Trump's IRS Settlement and Audit Ban

When I read about the IRS audit ban, my first thought was, yeah, Trump's greedy, it makes sense. But can this be a way for him to hide any Epstein related payments made or received by him, family members, or his companies?

https://www.politico.com/news/2026/05/20/tax-world-gawks-at-trump-audit-agreement-never-seen-anything-like-this-00929576

"Tax pros described the agreement as breathtaking in scope. It nixes any audits, even of returns filed years before Trump became president. And it extends those protections to Trump’s sister, parent, “family or others filing jointly” as well as trusts, related companies, affiliates or subsidiaries.

It rules out examinations of any currently pending matters including returns filed before the agreement’s May 19 date. Democrats worry that an additional clause banning examinations arising from “lawfare and/or weaponization” could be interpreted to preclude any future audits as well and allow Trump to simply ignore the IRS from now on."

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u/PrimalRepression — 1 day ago
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We've been honorable the whole time and we're gonna stay that way

u/EmperorAjaxZx — 2 days ago
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NYT piece on Thomas Massie's loss is a perfect example of the Paper of Record(!)'s abject fear of the Epstein scandal

Trump's political war chest and AIPAC circled the money wagons to unseat Thomas Massie in Kentucky. They did it for one reason: Because Massie co-authored the The Epstein Transparency Act (along with Democrat Ro Khanna). Massie has been one of, if not *the*, central voice of criticism within the Republican party regarding Trump's deep ties to Jeffrey Epstein. He's on the record and been very vocal in his belief Trump is compromised by foreign intelligence services via Epstein.

But you'd never know that reading the Times. No no no. According to today's Times article on Massie's loss to a nobody Republican suddenly propped up by the forces of super PAC money, Massie is framed as a "wayward" Republican... an "outspoken critic" of Trump... someone who "breaks" against Trump's policies.

How soothingly generic.

The Times references a couple of specific issues — like Massie's criticism of gas prices and the gaudy new White House Ballroom, but nary a quote about Epstein.

In fact Epstein is only mentioned one single time in the entire piece. It's within a quote from Republican strategist Mike Madrid, who says "There is this resilience with the base — it’s nothing short of remarkable. Through pandemic, through recession, through war, through the Epstein files.”

That's it. One mention of Epstein in an entire New York Times article ostensibly intended to inform the brightest and best minds of *what's really going on* with this Massie mess.

Here's a Massie quote the Times maybe shoulda considered including in their PAPER OF RECORD coverage of Thomas Massie's loss last night. From a convo he had with former AG Pam Bondi: "I asked Pam Bondi that, in person, very politely. She basically said, there's nothing but child porn left — nothing, it's disgusting — and nobody would want to see it. And at that point, I realized that the Trump administration had undertaken a cover-up and that they had no intention of releasing these files."

EDIT: link to article

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/20/us/politics/kentucky-trump-gop.html

u/FlaSnatch — 2 days ago