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"Trump-Epstein Bookmobile" Loaded With 3.5 Million Pages of Files Is Headed Straight for Trump's Own Midterm Convention
Trump wanted his midterm convention to be a two-day celebration of himself. A bookmobile full of Epstein files is crashing the party.
Former Homeland Security chief of staff Miles Taylor announced that a "Trump-Epstein Bookmobile" is en route to Dallas, timed to arrive right alongside the Republican Party's first-ever midterm convention. The tour, run through Taylor's organization DEFENSE.org and the Institute for Primary Facts, is hauling roughly 3.5 million publicly available pages connected to the Justice Department's Epstein investigation, with survivors of Epstein's abuse expected to attend as well.
"If the GOP wants this week to be all about Trump, then let's have the convention attendees see for themselves the scandal that epitomizes his corruption," Taylor said. "And let's make sure they hear from the survivors of Trump-Epstein abuse, who will be flying into Dallas to be there."
The timing couldn't be more pointed. House Republicans running for reelection are being asked to pay upward of $25,000 just to attend Trump's own convention, all while Trump has yet to open his campaign coffers to help fund their races. "It doesn't get Trumpier than that," Taylor said. "The whole event apparently exists to celebrate him, to tell the stories he wants to tell, and to paper over his misconduct with confetti. Well, the president can count on one thing next week: there will be paper. We're going to make sure of it."
This isn't a one-stop stunt. Dallas is just the first stop. The documents are scheduled to keep moving across the country for two months, straight through the midterms.
"My former boss, Donald Trump, thinks he can outrun his own corruption and evade the Epstein survivors," Taylor said. "He cannot. That's why we put the files on the road."
Trump built a convention to control the story. A truck full of paper just showed up to tell a different one
