Arick Fudali

You would think any common sense with Donald Trump would be asked, are you considering a clemency or pardon?

Any reasonable human being would say, of course not.

She's a convicted child sex trafficker.

What kind of insane person would consider a pardon for that?

So that's even more appalling that it hasn't been ruled out.

There is even hope that she felt confident enough that she could even request that.

Yeah, so I guess, you know, short answer or long answer to your question is, you know, really just sort of appalled by anything that has to do with Ghislaine Maxwell these days.

In my opinion, she deserves to be rotting behind bars in a maximum security prison where convicted child sex traffickers belong.

She was accused of perjury, and then I believe those were dropped because they ended up pursuing the other charges, the more serious charges of child sex trafficking.

So they chose not to pursue the perjury charges as well after they convicted her of child sex trafficking.

But she has been accused in a court of law of perjury.

Right.

So it's really three things, I think.

And I think I guess it's a lot, but you can narrow it down to three things.

The first is exposure.

The number one thing they've been advocating for is exposure of not just Jeffrey Epstein, not a bunch of redacted names, certainly not their own names, because that's basically what the Department of Justice did.

But exposure of everyone who facilitated, who enabled, who turned a blind eye or at worst, co-abused with Jeffrey Epstein.

Full exposure.

Second comes accountability.

Now, accountability can take a lot of forms.