1. United States
2. Calif.
3. Letter

Let’s not pretend we don’t see what’s happening. Donald Trump is about to abuse presidential power again—just like he did after January 6, just like he did for donors, loyalists, and anyone willing to keep quiet or say what he wants. We are watching the setup unfold: • Ghislaine Maxwell is suddenly cooperating • The Deputy AG is meeting with her behind closed doors • Trump is floating the idea of a pardon • And we all know what comes next: a list of names carefully curated to serve his narrative This isn’t justice. This is transactional corruption, plain and simple. We’ve already seen him hand out pardons to: • January 6 rioters who helped attack democracy • Wealthy insiders who donated large sums • People who stroked his ego or stayed loyal while he undermined the law This isn’t about innocence. This isn’t about mercy. It’s about control. Now Maxwell—who didn’t testify at her own trial—is poised to be rewarded for naming names, without any verification or evidence, while Epstein’s real client list remains hidden. And Congress is going to stand by again and let it happen? We are not stupid. Every pardon, every immunity deal, every classified file locked away to protect Trump and his allies is an act of obstruction and self-preservation. If Congress refuses to act—refuses to open an investigation, refuses to shine a light—then you are complicit. We demand: • A full, public investigation into any deals or pardons involving Ghislaine Maxwell • A review of every pardon issued since January 2025, including for J6 participants and Trump donors • Immediate release of all Epstein-related materials, unredacted and without political filtering • Subpoenas for anyone involved in backroom agreements tied to immunity or selective prosecution This cannot be buried. Not again. Not for him. History will remember who stood by while a known abuser of power rewrote the truth with a signature. Do your jobs. Expose the truth.