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Epstein Texts Expose Congressional Collusion Concerns
Liberty Check
Delegate Stacey Plaskett of the Virgin Islands admitted she texted Jeffrey Epstein during a 2019 congressional hearing, citing his status as her constituent and denying any knowledge of his federal investigation at the time. Revelations show Plaskett received information from Epstein in real time, apparently to direct attacks on President Trump during the proceedings.
- Epstein fed Plaskett questions to challenge Michael Cohen, focusing on Trump’s former assistant.
- The House rejected a Democrat attempt to block a resolution censuring Plaskett for these communications.
- The resolution, led by Rep. Ralph Norman, highlights the danger of a congressmember taking cues from a convicted sex offender during official business.
Congress must be held to account when trust in our institutions and America’s core values is at stake.
The Constitution must be defended.
