The recent U.S. Department of Justice testimony and releases regarding Kathryn "Kathy" Ruemmler paint a troubling picture that goes far beyond a simple professional acquaintance with Jeffrey Epstein.
Kathy is this weeks "Loser Two" after Neville Roy Singham as we are not talking about a brief, unfortunate meeting. Files reveal a years-long relationship of:
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Personal Nicknames & Gifts: Accepting Hermès bags, Fendi coats, and spa treatments from a convicted sex offender she called "Uncle Jeffrey" .
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Active Legal Counsel: Advising Epstein on how to handle media scrutiny and litigation strategies regarding his victims, even after his 2008 conviction .
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Ongoing Communication: Being one of the first people Epstein called upon his 2019 arrest, showing a bond that transcended any professional capacity .
The attempt to dismiss this as a "relationship of convenience" or to frame criticism as an attack on a "highly respected female professional" falls flat in the face of the evidence. True accountability is not just about stepping down from a role; it’s about taking ownership of a clear failure in judgment that provides a textbook example of how elite networks can enable and shield abuse.
As a former White House Counsel and Presidental chief lawyer, Ruemmler’s regret seems more focused on the "distraction" this has caused for her career and Goldman Sachs than on the true victims of Epstein’s trafficking ring.
What are your thoughts on the revolving door between Wall Street and Washington?
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