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This document is page 7 of a defense letter to Judge Berman dated July 16, 2019. It addresses two specific points: 1) Refuting Mr. Boies' speculation that payments in late 2018 were to cooperating witnesses, clarifying instead that they were to employees/friends who invoked the Fifth Amendment; and 2) Dismissing the government's concern over an Austrian passport, noting it expired 32 years ago and was never used. The document emphasizes Epstein's religious background in the context of acquiring said passport.
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This document is a memo outlining a political strategy to run a third-party candidate in the 2020 U.S. presidential election. The author proposes recruiting an 'ideal candidate' with specific traits to challenge both the Democrats and Trump, suggesting that the potential 'chaos' of a three-way race might be preferable to relying on the Democrats alone. The plan involves leveraging new voting technologies and seeking support from Silicon Valley, with a proposed start in the fall of 2019.
Proposal for a third-party presidential candidate strateg...
The memo outlines a strategy to run a third-party, center-left candidate in the 2020 US presidential election. The goals are to motivate moderate voters using new technology, gain 50-state ballot access, and ultimately defeat Trump, possibly by forcing the election into the House of Representatives. The author expresses a lack of confidence in the Democratic Party's ability to field a winning candidate.
Proposal for a third-party presidential candidate strateg...
The memo outlines a strategy to run a third-party, center-left candidate in the 2020 US presidential election. The goals are to motivate moderate voters using new technology, gain 50-state ballot access, and ultimately defeat Trump, possibly by forcing the election into the House of Representatives. The author expresses a lack of confidence in the Democratic Party's ability to field a winning candidate.
Proposal for a third-party candidate in the 2020 election
The note outlines a strategy for a third-party presidential run in 2020, describing the ideal candidate, the use of technology, and the potential for an election decided by the House of Representatives.
Discussion of the project
The author invites the recipients to call to discuss the ideas in the note: 'Please feel free to call me to discuss.'
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