Democrats published a greeting from 2003 addressed to Epstein, apparently signed by Trump. The President of the USA denies any involvement and has filed a lawsuit.
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A greeting card with sexual connotations addressed to Jeffrey Epstein, dating from 2003 and apparently signed by Donald Trump, was made public by the Democrats of the House Oversight Committee. Trump denied having written the card and filed a defamation lawsuit. The letter, which includes suggestive text and a drawing, is part of an anniversary album received by the committee as part of the investigations related to Epstein, who is accused of sex trafficking. Trump's connections to Epstein are well documented, although he claims they had a falling out two decades ago.
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