Big News Alert

On Christmas Day, President Donald J. Trump unleashed a fiery Truth Social rant, extending a "Merry Christmas" to the "many Sleazebags who loved Jeffrey Epstein" and allegedly visited his island. He claimed he was the "only one who did drop Epstein, and long before it became fashionable to do so."

However, this proclamation comes amidst his Justice Department facing intense scrutiny over its handling of files linked to the convicted sex offender. Reports indicate Trump's name appears hundreds of times in these files, he partied with Epstein at Mar-a-Lago, and a federal prosecutor claimed Trump flew on Epstein’s private jet "many more times than previously has been reported."

What Could Go Wrong

The president’s holiday message appears to be a calculated deflection, aimed at shifting blame and attention away from his own documented connections to Jeffrey Epstein. While railing against others,

"falsely claimed they had nothing to do with him, didn't know him, said he was a disgusting person,"

This strategy not only politicizes a grave criminal matter but also risks eroding public trust. It raises questions about accountability at the highest levels of government and whether the American people are being presented with the full truth.

Who Must Answer

President Trump must directly address the inconsistencies between his public statements and the mounting evidence regarding his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. His administration's handling of the Epstein files requires full transparency and explanation, especially given the claims of his frequent use of Epstein's private jet.

Beyond the President, those nameless "Sleazebags" he references, who allegedly enabled Epstein, must also be held to account. The American public deserves to know the extent of their involvement and the justice system must pursue truth without political interference.

Your Call

When the leader of the free world uses a national holiday to engage in what appears to be a defensive, blame-shifting maneuver regarding serious criminal allegations, it demands our attention. Is it acceptable for a president to deflect from his own past associations while accusing others of hypocrisy?

Considering the gravity of the Epstein case and the principle of equal justice, are you OK with this political decision or action?