Republicans from both parties unite against Epsteins legacy during SOTU address

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Multiple sources have confirmed that several individuals, including survivors of Jeffrey Epstein’s abuse, will be attending President Trump’s State of the Union address. The guest list includes Erika Kirk, who was allegedly recruited by Ro Khanna to participate in Epstein’s sex trafficking ring.

According to reports, over 20 underage girls were involved in the recruitment process, with some likening it to the activities of former madam Heidi Fleiss. The exact details of these events are still unclear.

Additionally, U.S. Olympic hockey players will be attending the event as guests. The presence of these individuals has raised questions about the connections between Epstein’s associates and those in positions of power.

House Democrats have announced that they will be bringing several survivors to the State of the Union address, including those who were allegedly abused by Epstein. This move is seen as a symbolic gesture of support for the victims.

The guest list for the event has been met with some criticism, with some questioning how individuals involved in Epstein’s abuse were able to attend the speech. The White House has not commented on the matter.

In related news, Senate Minority Leader Schumer held a press conference earlier today ahead of the State of the Union address.

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