Activists are turning 17,000 pounds of the government’s own printed Epstein files into a public archive in Washington, with Trump’s name on the door.
The “Trump and Epstein Memorial Reading Room” opens in days, timed to his birthday next week, and holds 3,400 volumes. Every page the DOJ released is now printed and bound, there to read in your hands instead of on a screen that scrolls it away.
The fury over the rape and abuse of children was never a left or right question, and it remains one of the few things this country still agrees on. After stonewalling for years, Trump had no choice but to sign the law that got these files released. Now they sit in the capital under his name and Epstein’s.
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