Yes, Melania, the Epstein survivors should have the chance to tell their stories before Congress -- but you need to testify about Epstein too.

Well, this apparently surprised a hell of a lot of people, including Donald, who really, really wants this story to go away:

"The first lady called on Congress to provide the Epstein survivors with a public hearing.

"Each and every woman should have her day to tell her story in public, if she wishes, and then her testimony should be permanently entered into the Congressional Record," she said. "Then and only then, we will have the truth." (source)

Melania is right that the Epstein victims deserve justice, and the chance to tell their story before the decision makers who've ingored them for far too long.  Those who have asked to testify over and over again should be invited to do it (but those who do not want to testify should have their privacy respected of course). 

But Melania should testify as well. Under oath.

Including questions regarding her husband. And it should happen as soon as possible.  

Melania may say that she knew nothing of the horrific things happening on Epstein's island, and that could be true.  But she is married to a guy who was mentioned about a zillion times in the files, so she certainly might know of corroborating details that help bring the full story to light.

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