Staff Reports
The Justice Department’s sudden claim that Jeffrey Epstein never kept a “client list” and that he died by suicide has exploded in controversy. Conservatives are blasting the decision to dismiss evidence of this alleged blackmail list, especially after Ghislaine Maxwell’s birthday book surfaced with names like Donald Trump and Bill Clinton. They’re demanding answers:
Maxwell’s 2007 birthday booklet lists Trump and Clinton under “friends” alongside accused figures like Alan Dershowitz and Jean-Luc Brunel. Yet FBI and DOJ now say no list exists. Critics call this a “gaslighting move” to protect powerful elites. “If they’re hiding names, who gains?” asks Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL).
The booklet’s vulgar jokes and high-profile mentions—like Clinton and Trump—suggest more than innocent contact. Both former presidents deny wrongdoing, but conservatives say the lack of full transparency breeds distrust. “We deserve to know who enabled Epstein,” declared one Trump ally.
While the DOJ insists no evidence links others to crimes, Maxwell remains in prison. Conservatives argue the agency’s focus should be on finding truth, not shielding reputations. “Maxwell knows names—force her to cooperate!” tweeted a GOP strategist.
This follows months of pressure on the Trump administration to release Epstein records. When President Trump’s name surfaced, officials reportedly admitted it appeared “multiple times” but gave no details. Now, skeptics accuse the government of sweeping scandal under the rug.
Liberal media downplays the story, but grassroots Republicans are furious. “We need accountability, not cover-ups!” tweeted a lawmaker. The DOJ’s conclusion flies in the face of unsealed 2024 court documents naming Clinton, Dershowitz, and others in Epstein’s orbit.
Amid growing distrust, conservatives demand Congress subpoena DOJ records and compel Maxwell to testify. “If they’ve got nothing to hide, release everything,” said a patriot group leader. The public’s patience is wearing thin.
In the end, this saga isn’t just about Epstein—it’s about trust in our justice system. Conservatives vow to keep fighting for transparency. “We won’t let elites hide behind courtroom doors,” they warn. The battle for truth continues.
