Epstein Files Release Takes Down First Democrat

Epstein Files Release Takes Down First Democrat

President Trump called for the Epstein files to be released, and the fallout has already begun. Larry Summers, former Treasury Secretary under Obama and former Harvard president, has resigned from multiple positions after tens of thousands of Epstein messages exposed his frequent contact with the convicted sex offender.

Democrats thought they could weaponize three carefully selected emails against Trump, but it backfired spectacularly. The House Oversight Committee responded by releasing thousands of communications showing Democrats in Obama's inner circle maintaining direct contact with Epstein. Virginia Giuffre's testimony cleared Trump completely, yet Democrats redacted her name to hide this fact.

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