Massie has a great idea for getting the names of miscreants out there from the Epstein files

[Rawley]

• The Vow: During his 2024 campaign, Donald Trump vowed to release the Epstein files if elected, including the frequently mentioned "client list".

Here's your chance Street whore. Link to his campaign where me made this "vow." Take your time. We're not holding our breath

 

[JonKoch]

They're working on it? The guy came out and said we've released all we are going to? Nothing left but more of the same?

I Trust in Trump. I know the others can't be Trusted. What choice are do we have? And there is nothing of value in there. A lot of business people forced out of work as they had a visit or an email. What do you want? NAZI Germany 1940?

Which one?

Trump has vacillated on abortion for decades, declaring himself “very pro-choice” as recently as 1999.

As he courted evangelical voters in his 2016 presidential campaign, he went so far as to say during in an interview that women who get the procedure should be punished.

On Jan. 24, 2020, he became the first president in history to attend Washington's annual March for Life rally, declaring that “unborn children have never had a stronger defender in the White House.”


But since Roe was overturned, he has struggled to define his position, insisting falsely that even Americans who support abortion rights want to leave the issue to the states. In late August, he suggested he may vote for an abortion rights measure in his home state of Florida, only to say a day later, under pressure from abortion rights opponents, that he would oppose it. Even in opposing it, he has called Florida’s banning of the procedure after six weeks too restrictive.


In a book he co-wrote in 2000, “The America We Deserve,” Trump called Social Security a “Ponzi scheme,” and suggested raising the age for full retirement to 70 and privatizing the system. He also said in a 2020 interview that he would be open to cutting Social Security and Medicare “at some point.”
But since running for president in 2016, he has generally spoken against such cuts — a position he has reiterated often as he campaigns this year, including at an Aug. 30 rally in Pennsylvania. “I will fight for and protect your Social Security and Medicare with no cuts whatsoever,” he said.

Trump, who had been a critic of TikTok, issued an executive order on Aug. 6, 2020, that could have led to a ban, justifying “aggressive action against the owners of TikTok to protect our national security.”

He abruptly changed his view this March after meeting in Florida with billionaire Republican megadonor Jeff Yass, whose trading company owns a 15% stake in ByteDance. Trump has said they did not discuss TikTok. Former Trump senior advisor Kellyanne Conway also lobbied against the TikTok ban on behalf of the conservative Club for Growth, which counts Yass as one of its biggest donors.

“We love TikTok. I'm going to save TikTok,”

5 times when Donald Trump changed his stance on an issue

It can be difficult to separate the Republican former president and 2024 nominee's false statements on any particular issue from his changes in policy positions over time.

www.yahoo.com

A FIVE MINITE SEARCH, CHEETO IS ON BOTH SIDES OF DOZEN'S OF ISSUES, DEPENDING ON WHOSE GIVING HIM $$$$$


MAGA TRUSTS CHEETO SHAKING HEAD

 

[JonKoch]

Here's your chance Street whore. Link to his campaign where me made this "vow." Take your time. We're not holding our breath

Vow? Oh he was for it before he was against it huh?

 

[Delldude]

Vow? Oh he was for it before he was against it huh?

LOL.........can't find a quote?

 

[JonKoch]

Here's your chance Street whore. Link to his campaign where me made this "vow." Take your time. We're not holding our breath

• June 2024 (Fox News): When asked by Rachel Campos-Duffy if he would release the Epstein files, Trump responded, "Yeah, I would," though he noted he was less familiar with them than with the JFK assassination files, and expressed concern about "phony stuff" affecting people's lives.

• September 2024 (Lex Fridman Podcast): Trump was asked about the lack of a public "client list" for Epstein's island. He responded, "It's very interesting, isn't it? It probably will be, by the way, probably". He further added, "I'd certainly take a look at it. ... I'd have no problem with it".

• Allied Pressure: While Trump himself was speculative, several of his close allies, including Donald Trump Jr. and JD Vance, frequently pressured the Biden administration to release the list during the 2024 campaign, stoking public expectations of imminent revelations

However, following political pressure, Trump eventually reversed course, stating "we have nothing to hide" and, on November 19, 2025, signed the Epstein Files Transparency Act into law, which mandated the release of DOJ records related to Epstein.

STILL WAITING FOR THE FULL FILES

 

[leftwinger]

We (the 74 million real American voters) don't care what LibStain aka Stain or phony MiddlerStain like or don't like. Neither should our greatest President ever care as he has already accomplished thousands of great deeds for us.

On a Pareto scale I would rank this Epstien nonsense somewhere near Global Warming, until given a reason to care about it.

 

[Rawley]

Vow? Oh he was for it before he was against it huh?

Strike 1

 

[JonKoch]

The hoax was proving He was involved which you clowns have fallen for, hook, line and sinker.


I thought your super hero Hamassie had a plan.

The controversy I'd agree but the part of them implicating Trump sure as hell is.

Well since Cheeto's admin has refused to fully release the files, despite signing the law, we don't know how much about Cheeto is false.



I DO KNOW CHEETO PROMISED THIS


Oct 22, 2016


Donald Trump on Saturday pledged postelection lawsuits against every woman who has accused him of sexual assault or other inappropriate behavior



"Every one of these liars will be sued once the election is over," Trump said, adding, "I look so forward to doing that."



STILL WAITING ON THESE LAWSUITS TOO

 

[JonKoch]

We (the 74 million real American voters) don't care what LibStain aka Stain or phony MiddlerStain like or don't like. Neither should our greatest President ever care as he has already accomplished thousands of great deeds for us.

On a Pareto scale I would rank this Epstien nonsense somewhere near Global Warming, until given a reason to care about it.

Wow the CULT is strong still huh?



5 days ago — In our new poll, 13% of Donald Trump's 2024 voters say they regret their vote last cycle.


President Trump’s Approval Sinks to 33%

 

[leftwinger]

Funny thing. How would AllStain ever know ALL was released? Somebody said it was 6 million so they run off and count the released? Does that include photograph, perss articles, emails?

You ignorant saps are wasting resources, intentionally slowing Trumps 2 yr progress window.

This is why you all cannot be trusted or kept on as American teammates. You are DNC plants thru&thru.

 

[Delldude]

• June 2024 (Fox News): When asked by Rachel Campos-Duffy if he would release the Epstein files, Trump responded, "Yeah, I would," though he noted he was less familiar with them than with the JFK assassination files, and expressed concern about "phony stuff" affecting people's lives.

• September 2024 (Lex Fridman Podcast): Trump was asked about the lack of a public "client list" for Epstein's island. He responded, "It's very interesting, isn't it? It probably will be, by the way, probably". He further added, "I'd certainly take a look at it. ... I'd have no problem with it".

• Allied Pressure: While Trump himself was speculative, several of his close allies, including Donald Trump Jr. and JD Vance, frequently pressured the Biden administration to release the list during the 2024 campaign, stoking public expectations of imminent revelations

However, following political pressure, Trump eventually reversed course, stating "we have nothing to hide" and, on November 19, 2025, signed the Epstein Files Transparency Act into law, which mandated the release of DOJ records related to Epstein.

STILL WAITING FOR THE FULL FILES

WASHINGTON — The claim that “Trump campaigned on releasing the Epstein files” has been frequently repeated by critics of the president.

Despite viral posts and opinion articles from left-leaning commentators and politicians portraying Trump as having pledged to “release the Epstein client list,” the president never mentioned the issue in any major campaign speech, rally or policy announcement before the 2024 election.

 

[Delldude]

Well since Cheeto's admin has refused to fully release the files, despite signing the law, we don't know how much about Cheeto is false.

How are you clowns so sure they haven't? Because of what Hamassie and Ro Khanna have said??

 

[JonKoch]

WASHINGTON — The claim that “Trump campaigned on releasing the Epstein files” has been frequently repeated by critics of the president.

Despite viral posts and opinion articles from left-leaning commentators and politicians portraying Trump as having pledged to “release the Epstein client list,” the president never mentioned the issue in any major campaign speech, rally or policy announcement before the 2024 election.

June 2024 (Fox News): When asked by Rachel Campos-Duffy if he would release the Epstein files, Trump responded, "Yeah, I would,"

 

[Delldude]

June 2024 (Fox News): When asked by Rachel Campos-Duffy if he would release the Epstein files, Trump responded, "Yeah, I would,"

Trump mentioned the subject just twice — both times only when asked — offering limited, qualified answers rather than campaign pledges.

In a June 2024 interview on “Fox & Friends,” Trump was asked about declassifying various files, including JFK, 9/11 and Epstein.

“I guess I would. I think that, less so, because you don’t want to affect people’s lives if it’s phony stuff in there because it’s a lot of phony stuff with that whole world. But I think I would,” Trump said, according to the Associated Press.

 

[JonKoch]

How are you clowns so sure they haven't? Because of what Hamassie and Ro Khanna have said??

In an interview on ABC This Week on Sunday, Massie argued that, even though the DoJ "wants to say they are done with this document production", there are more crucial files that should be released.



The DoJ was "signing deliberative process privilege in order not to release some of the documents", he said.



"The problem with that is the bill that Ro Khanna and I wrote says that they must release internal memos and notes and emails about their decisions on whether to prosecute or not prosecute, whether to investigate or not investigate."

https://archive.ph/EkzWD#selection-863.0-883.233

TO ANYONE WITH A BRAIN, THE TRUMPSTEIN FILES HAVE NOT BEEN FULLY RELEASED

 

[leftwinger]

ALLStain they post polling (nobody buys it, the 2020 Election was fraudulent) or Fake New Press stories (proven fake news since 2015, funded by Obiden USAID fraud to print the BS).

I won't fall for their crap. No one should. Without 10%-25% Election fraud they would be silenced.

 

[JonKoch]

Trump mentioned the subject just twice — both times only when asked — offering limited, qualified answers rather than campaign pledges.

In a June 2024 interview on “Fox & Friends,” Trump was asked about declassifying various files, including JFK, 9/11 and Epstein.

“I guess I would. I think that, less so, because you don’t want to affect people’s lives if it’s phony stuff in there because it’s a lot of phony stuff with that whole world. But I think I would,” Trump said, according to the Associated Press.

YEAH, I LINKED THAT AND THIS


June 2024 (Fox News): When asked by Rachel Campos-Duffy if he would release the Epstein files, Trump responded, "Yeah, I would,"

IS THERE A QUESTION ABOUT WHAT ''YEAH, I WOULD'' MEANS???

 

[JonKoch]

ALLStain they post polling (nobody buys it, the actilual Election is fraudulent) or Fake New Press stories (proven fake news since 2015, funded by Obiden USAID fraud to print the BS).

I won't fall for their crap. No one should. Without 10%-25% Election fraud they would be silenced.

Yet not a single time was fraud proven in court in the 2020 election 60+ cases Cheeto pushed. Weird

 

[Delldude]

The DoJ was "signing deliberative process privilege in order not to release some of the documents", he said.

The deliberative process privilege (DPP) is a common-law, qualified privilege protecting government documents that are both predecisional (created before a decision) and deliberative (reflecting recommendations, opinions, or debates). It encourages candid, internal policy discussions by preventing premature disclosure. Under FOIA Exemption 5, it protects drafts and opinions, but generally not purely factual information.

 

[Billiejeens]

Chief Justice John Marshall (Majority)

The perpetrator of the theft approved of the theft.

The hell you say.