Epstein Files Release: Justice, Corruption, and Unexpected Allies
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People Mentioned
- Thomas Massie (Kentucky Republican Congressman) - Co-sponsored the House bill to release the Epstein files and worked closely with Ro Khanna on the discharge petition.
- Marjorie Taylor Greene - Republican Congresswoman who signed the discharge petition for the Epstein files bill.
- Nancy Mace - Republican Congresswoman who signed the discharge petition for the Epstein files bill.
- Lauren Boebert - Republican Congresswoman who signed the discharge petition for the Epstein files bill.
- Pam Bondi - Mentioned in the context of stating there was nothing to release regarding the Epstein files.
- Kash Patel - Mentioned in the context of the argument against releasing the Epstein files.
- Robert Barnes - Commentator in the MAGA base mentioned for supporting the release of the Epstein files.
- People's Pundit (Republican Pollster) - Mentioned for criticizing Donald Trump's initial stance on the Epstein files.
- Rasmussen (Republican Pollster) - Mentioned for criticizing Donald Trump's initial stance on the Epstein files.
- Martin Luther King - Referenced in the context of historical FBI files containing speculation and untruths.
- Frank Sinatra - Referenced in the context of historical FBI files containing speculation and untruths.
- Gilaine Maxwell - Referenced in the context of Donald Trump's treatment of Marjorie Taylor Greene compared to her.
- Jim Comer - Subpoenaed the Epstein estate.
- John Thune (Republican Senate Leader) - Mentioned in the context of the Senate potentially taking up the Epstein files bill.
- Rand Paul - Senator mentioned as an example of someone who could slow down Senate business to force a bill to be taken up.
- J.D. Vance - Senator mentioned as a potential future Republican nominee.
- Marco Rubio - Senator mentioned as a potential future Republican nominee.
Websites & Online Resources
- workingforestinitiative.com - A website to learn more about the Working Forest Initiative.
Other Resources
- The Khanna Epstein Transparency Act - The underlying bill co-sponsored by Ro Khanna to release the Jeffrey Epstein files.