“She Is Not For You”: Epstein Held Trump Back from Young Woman According to Report

I cannot believe that an American president can have the type of allegations swirling around this one, and yet be such a craven person that the allegations surprise no one, such that the report barely makes news.

This thought occurred to me when thinking about whether to write on this at all. I had a head-shaking moment, having no trouble believing that the NYT reports are unquestionably worthy of investigation, but again, never seem to come back to bite him.

This one actually involves a woman, someone over the age of 18, indeed 24 at the time, but the comment sure hits right upon the relationship between Epstein and Trump:

While recounting her story, Maria Farmer recalls once seeing Donald Trump in Epstein’s office. She tells the Times that Epstein at one point during the meeting caught Trump “eyeing” her and then abruptly told him, “She’s not for you.”

Farmer’s mother, Janice Swain, tells the Times that she recalls Maria telling her about this interaction shortly after it happened.

Now, obviously the same comments are made in near every frat, every day, or in one of the clubs in many big cities. So, in isolation, the comment is not problematic, at least not criminally. Of course, I don’t think that any woman “belongs” to any man. This is especially true as the father of a 12 year old girl, four years away from being sixteen.

Regardless.

The obvious questions springing from the allegation create the problems, both politically and criminally. Since Epstein seems to lay claim to this woman, which women or girls are available “for Trump“? The inference becomes that Trump “gets” women from Epstein, and we know that Epstein often “got” girls under 18.

Let us not forget that Epstein was not imprisoned or charged due to trafficking of women that were “of age.” Indeed, even this story involved a 24 year old woman who was “recruited” along with her sixteen year old sister. This small fact increases her credibility, since she could claim a far more incendiary charge by alleging her sister was in the room, too, and the comment applied to both. She did not make such a claim.

Speaking of credibility, the woman’s mother states that the woman told her about the interaction at the time, and not as Trump rose up politically.

Never get used to this. It is not normal. It is not acceptable in any man. That this involves the president indicts the entire nation as complicit at this point.

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Peace, y’all.

Jason

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