Do Dems Regret Epstein Enthusiasm Now That Bill Clinton Is Back In The Center Of The Storm?
Congrats Dems. You played yourselves.
All that energy expended by Dems and their media step-and-fetches looking for ways to make a salacious allegations about the Trump-Epstein connection has inadvertently dropped the Clintons in a melluva hess.
So eager were Democrats to breathe life into the first big wedge issue that looked like an opportunity to stir up chaos among the ranks of MAGA faithful, they didn’t read the fine print on their own bipartisan calls for accountability.
Cue the quote from Batman Begins: ‘You haven’t beaten me, you’ve sacrificed sure footing for a killing stroke.’
In a ‘first’, there’s a bipartisan subpoena in House Oversight. And the fact that it was bipartisan is a gift to the GOP.
Not only is it calling 6 former AGs, but it is also calling Bill and Hillary Clinton to appear on specific dates in October to answer questions about conflicting information concerning what happened on their two dozen or so visits to Epstein’s island. It’s a trap set by the Dems themselves, since a bipartisan subpoena will carry far more weight in court than one that could be dismissed as merely partisan.
This morning on @SundayFutures, @MariaBartiromo spoke with @RepJamesComer on the state of the @GOPoversight Committee's investigations into President Biden's mental decline, the Clinton subpoenas, and the Russia Collusion narrative.@FoxNews pic.twitter.com/YqOLPBULAJ
— SundayMorningFutures (@SundayFutures) August 10, 2025
That would, of course, mean they are appearing under oath.
The end of the interview goes into Biden autopen question, especially in the last 90 days of his lame-duck administration where they started cranking out pardons and Executive Orders to throw wrenches in the gears to make it difficult for Trump to move forward with the exact promises that got him the endorsement of the electorate.
It’s possible that orders and pardons not bearing his handwritten signature might be null and void in a court of law… which could have big implications for a lot of people.