A High ranking Obama official is resigning from Goldman Sachs after her relationship with Jeffrey Epst*in was exposed in the latest Epst*in file dump.
Former White House official Kathryn Ruemmler announced her resignation from Goldman Sachs late Thursday, February 12.
Her resignation comes after the latest Eps*ein file dump in which her name appeared more than 8,900 times.
The dump also detailed their alleged “deep personal” friendship that lasted for years.
According to the emails, they had affectionate nicknames for each other, he gave her lavish gifts, and she provided him legal counsel.
Ruemmler, who served as White House Counsel under Obama from 2011 to 2014, joined Goldman Sachs in 2020 and became the firm’s Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel.
In a statement she said she reluctantly made the decision to quit,
“My responsibility is to put Goldman Sachs’ interests first”
However, critics are claiming she was forced out by the company who’s allegedly looking to distance itself from Epst*in and his associates.
Details from the files:
Emails show Ruemmler called Epst*in “Uncle Jeffrey” ending emails with “xoxo”
In another email they joked about his private parts
Epst*in showered Ruemmler with expensive gifts including a $9,400 Hermès handbag, a $4,200 Fendi fur-trimmed coat, a $1,700 Fendi bag, fine wines, and even a spa day at the Four Seasons in D.C.
Despite claiming she never formally represented Epst*in, documents show Ruemmler gave him legal advice about his s*x crimes.
Epst*in gave Ruemmler insights on her career when she asked him about things like salary negotiations and referenced “trading” one of his associates.
All this happened years after Eps*ein’s 2008 guilty plea
