US EditionMassie says Epstein controversy ‘going to hurt Republicans in the midterms’
- Republican Representative Thomas Massie said the Epstein controversy is likely to hurt Republicans due to voter apathy and distrust.
- The controversy intensified after the Wall Street Journal published a July 24 story alleging Trump wrote Epstein a lewd 50th birthday note, which Trump denies and sued over.
- Earlier this month, officials from federal law enforcement and the justice department announced that no client records related to Epstein are available, prompting strong demands from Trump's base for those files to be made public.
- Massie warned, “Voters will be apathetic if we don't hold the rich and powerful accountable,” highlighting bipartisan calls for transparency on Epstein files.
- Ongoing controversy surrounding the Epstein files may damage confidence in the Trump administration and hinder Republican efforts to retain control of Congress amid growing dissatisfaction over the handling of the disclosures.
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Chris Cuomo: ‘The Left Should Shut the Eff Up’ About Epstein
NewsNation host Chris Cuomo told “the left” to “shut the eff up” about the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein on Monday as President Donald Trump continues to come under fire for his government’s handling of files related to his former friend. During an appearance on Real America’s Voice’s Bolling!, Cuomo told host Eric Bolling: The Epstein thing is tricky. Let’s deal with the easy part first, okay? The left should shut the F up about it because …
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday that he "never had the privilege" to visit Jeffrey Epstein's island, saying he rejected an invitation from convicted sex offender in what the President described as a moment of good judgment. Trump's statements were his last attempt to distance himself from the political rage caused by his government's handling of the Epstein case files, amid renewed doubts about his past relationship with the disgraced…
Trump never went to Jeffrey Epstein's private island, according to himself. But he did receive an invitation. - In one of my really good moments, I said no. I didn't want to go to his island, says the president.
‘Never had the privilege ’: Trump's denial machine backfires as he mourns not experiencing the very thing he claims to condemn
Donald Trump denied ever having visited disgraced New York financier Jeffrey Epstein’s island in a recent interview although from the way he spoke it almost sounds like he wished he had. Apparently the president thinks that it is a “privilege” to have been able to visit the island owned by the late sex offender. Speaking at the Trump owned Turnberry golf course in Scotland, the president was questioned by reporters. At one point he assertively d…
Only one man is to blame for this MAGA crisis of faith
Liberals should bear in mind that recent revelations by the Wall Street Journal would not have the impact they are having if the president had not already triggered a crisis of faith in the cult of MAGA.The Journal reported this month that Donald Trump had given Jeffrey Epstein, the notorious child-sex trafficker, a birthday note in which he appeared to joke about their shared interest in sex with underage girls.The Journal reported last week th…
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