Here is the latest (but don’t expect it to be the last) in the “be careful what you wish for series, involving the jeffrey epstein files.
From Olivia Rondeau’s article for breitbart.com (NOT mainstream media, of course), we have this:
A firm representing House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) solicited Jeffrey Epstein for donations and to get him to attend a dinner with then-President Barack Obama, newly released files revealed.
Thousands of pages of documents from Epstein’s estate published by the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee last week included a 2013 email from a representative of Jeffries’ asking Epstein to meet with and give money to the Democrat leader.
New York City-based firm Dynamic SRG sent Epstein an email referring to Jeffries, who had entered congressional office just a few months prior, as “Brooklyn’s Obama.”
“Hakeem is committed to electing a Democrat majority in 2014 and is encouraging his friends to participate in the DCCC/DSCC [Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee/Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee] fundraising dinner with President Obama this coming Monday night,” Dynamic SRG’s Lisa Rossi wrote.
Hmmmmmmmmm.
Hakeem Jeffries. Dated 2013 – long after jeffries became known for his sexual predations with underage females.
Now, why would a Hakeem Jeffries supporter think jeffrey epstein would contribute to him? Maybe because almost 90% of epstein’s political contributions went to Democrats, not Republicans?
Of course, Jeffries can dismiss this email by claiming that, the email notwithstanding, he did not become involved with epstein. But, then again, isn’t that what Donald Trump has said – i.e. that he dumped epstein and had nothing to do with him for many years?
Counting on mainstream media to feature this story in their news broadcasts today? In their newspaper accounts? If so, you have quite the imagination. Hakeem Jeffries is a Democrat leader, not a Republican.
My comment to the Democrats who have been wishing – demanding – that all the epstein files be made public is in the title of this blog. To paraphrase that old saying, “Be careful what you wish for. You’re about to get it, and you may not like what you get.”
