Democrats Publishing Trump’s birthday card on Epstein: ‘We have certain things in common, Jeffrey’

Democrats from a committee of the American Congress have a much -discussed birthday drawing released who would have sent US President Donald Trump to the billionaire Jeffrey Epstein in 2003.

Epstein was convicted in 2008 for the sexual abuse of children. The billionaire was re -arrested in 2019 on suspicion of human trafficking and the sexual abuse of underage girls in the period between 2002 and 2005. Epstein died in custody, apparently due to suicide.

The Wall Street Journal At the beginning of July, published a story about the existence of the sexually tinted drawing that Trump had sent to Epstein in 2003 for his 50th birthday. The current US President denied that there was such a card and demanded $ 10 billion compensation from, among others, News Corp, the owner of the American business newspaper.

The drawing released on Monday evening corresponds to the description of The Wall Street Journal. This is how the silhouette can be seen of a nude women’s bodies. On the body you can read a dialogue between “Donald” and “Jeffrey”. “Donald” says, among other things: “We have certain things in common, Jeffrey,” to which “Jeffrey” responds: “Yes, now that I think about it.”

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Signature previously used

Even now the US president continues to deny that the letter came from him. Almost immediately after the committee made the letter public, Taylor Budowich, head of communication of the White House, registered A message on X: “Time for News Corp to pull the wallet. It’s not [Trumps] signature. Slander! ”

Budowich posted a few photos of recent signatures of Trump, which look different from those on the birthday card. Where the map in the characteristic black marker is signed with ‘Donald’, the photos only say ‘Trump’.

But Trump has used the signature as it is under the Epstein card more often. In 2000 he wrote a message to Rudy Giuliani, then mayor of New York, in the cover of his book The America We Deserve. The signed book was auctioned in October 2021 for more than 50,000 dollars; on photos At the bottom of the message you can see the signature of Trump – exactly as it is also under the letter.

Framed photo

The bond between Trump and Epstein, who died in 2019, is still a point of attention in American politics. The New York Times released photos last month From the interior of Epstein’s mansion in Manhattan. There too, Trump figured, in a framed photo on the fireplace.

In recent months there has been a lot of discussion about the so-called Epstein files. Democrats want the Ministry of Justice to bring out all the file pieces around Epstein. Thousands of those pieces are still being withheld, which makes the suspicion grow among Democrats that this can be found for Trump.

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