NEW: Minority Leader Jeffries solicited campaign donations from Jeffrey Epstein in 2013, years after his convictions, according to emails released from Epstein’s estate.

• Karma’s coming, and she’s bringing Hell with her. Democrats have finally bit off more than they can chew. – Guntehr Eagleman
• I don’t want to hear another word from Hakeem Jeffries about Jeffrey Epstein. Not another word. Hakeem was in the thick of it, so he needs to stop waving his hands around like a madman and quit while he’s ahead. – Constitutional Patriot
• Cool. Partners, receipts, and a timestamp. Because nothing says “leadership” like fundraising from a convicted predator and hoping no one checks the inbox a decade later. But sure tell us again about “protecting democracy” while Epstein’s ghost is still cc’d on campaign strategy. We don’t need conspiracy theories. We’ve got email chains. And if this is what integrity looks like in 2013, imagine what’s still sitting in the drafts folder. Transparency isn’t optional. It’s overdue. And the public’s memory? Sharper than your PR team hoped. – Doris Lorenzo
• If Epstein’s operation was, at its core, a sophisticated blackmail machine designed to ensnare the world’s power figures, then dangling massive campaign contributions in front of them was one of the most brutally effective lures imaginable. Money opens doors, buys access, and creates unspoken obligations; once accepted, the recipient is already compromised, whether they ever set foot on the island or not. That makes the real question razor-sharp and unavoidable: Who was bankrolling Epstein, and why? Follow the money far enough and you don’t just find a financier; you find the true architects. Corruption never starts with the target. It always flows from the source. – Genecat
• Nothing will come from this. The elites can rub shoulders with pedophiles and associate with criminals. They’ll still get votes. People don’t care the voters don’t have a backbone. – Pablo

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