Sorry Donny: The Epstein Files Aren't a 'Dead Issue'

On Tuesday morning Trump told the press that the Epstein Files are a dead issue. A funny way of putting it don't you think?

Reporters were pressing Trump yesterday to respond to the recently discovered message he sent to pedophile Jeffrey Epstein for his 50th birthday. 

By now I'm pretty sure most of the world has seen that lewd drawing of a naked woman (girl?) alongside a loving message telling Epstein, "May every day be another wonderful secret."

This direct proof has the MAGA morons in Congress scrambling around like a bunch of chickens with their heads cut off. At first, they were told there was no nude drawing and accompanying message. It didn't exist. It was all a lie. Then it wasn't.

Now that the world has seen the controversial message and drawing - actual evidence from Epstein's estate - they claim it's not Trump's signature, and that it was signed by someone else. Who? They don't know but their glorious leader has demanded they ignore reality...again. 

As for the signature several newspapers printed his signature from past correspondences, and they match exactly with the one on the birthday card. So that lie isn't going to fly in the face of facts.

The birthday book also reportedly featured contributions from former president Bill Clinton and billionaire investor Leon Black, as well as a letter written by Mar-a-Lago member Joel Pashcow joking about Epstein selling Trump a woman.

"Jeffrey showing early talents with money plus women! Sells "fully depreciated (redacted) to Donald Trump for $22,500," Pashcow crowed adding, "Showed early people skills too. Even though I didn't get any of the money or the girl!" The Wall Street Journal published the letter today.

Another page in

the Epstein Birthday Book.

Enough said.

What's next? I suspect he's going to really ramp up invasions of blue states and will also come up with a new more insidious assault on our democracy. It's just going to get uglier by the day as the first felon gets more desperate.

As it Stands, regarding Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal for publishing the controversial letter and drawing... sorry Donny, the case just went up in smoke.