The Epstein Files Transparency Act, co-sponsored by Representatives Massie and Khanna, is expected to receive support from dozens of Republicans, potentially creating a rare divide from their usual alignment with President Trump. The upcoming vote is spurred by newly released Epstein documents referencing Trump, despite his denials and accusations of a Democratic “smear” campaign. Advocates, including Khanna and Massie, anticipate significant Republican backing, potentially reaching a veto-proof majority. A House vote will be held this week, which was prompted by a discharge petition.
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Massie says he has the signatures to force US House vote on releasing Epstein files, and the anticipation is palpable. The news, coming from a community forum in rural Kentucky, signals a potential turning point in the long-running saga of the Epstein files. Massie, who’s been spearheading this effort, believes the results of a recent special House election in Arizona provide the final push needed. With both candidates in that election having pledged support for his discharge petition, he’s confident he now has the required 218 signatures to trigger a vote. It’s a moment many have been waiting for, and the implications are significant.… Continue reading
Massie on Epstein files: ‘We can’t avoid justice to avoid embarrassment for some very powerful men’ – That statement, plain and simple, really cuts to the heart of the matter. It speaks volumes about the rot that can infect a system when the powerful are allowed to operate above the law. The idea that the release of the Epstein files, which likely contain evidence of heinous crimes, could be delayed or obfuscated simply to spare some people embarrassment is frankly infuriating. Justice isn’t meant to be a selective process. It’s not about protecting the elite; it’s about ensuring accountability for everyone, regardless of their status or connections.… Continue reading
Representative Massie, a Republican, has announced he will not support Mike Johnson for Speaker of the House, marking the first Republican defection. This vote against Johnson signals potential challenges to the Republican leadership. The lack of unanimous Republican support raises questions about Johnson’s ability to secure the speakership. His path to victory now requires securing support from across the party and potentially some Democrats.
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