It is a petition the bipartisan majority of the USA House wants to have moved to the House floor for a vote.
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It is called a Discharge Petition. It carries, in this Congress presided over by Speaker Johnson, bipartisan majority signatures wanting nothing more than a vote. The vote is to reveal the full disclosure of the USA government’s file on the convicted and late Jeffery Epstein.
Mr. Epstein or his representatives have no rights to privacy of those records. They are criminal records that can expose a larger sex trafficking network. This is a national security issue because sex trafficking provides criminal networks funds to carry out greater atrocities against society.
What is of sincere concern is the methodology Epstein used to snare powerful people to leverage his personal power over them. That is an assault of the Constitution as well as the justice system that would charge him with crimes.
We do not know the extent of the corruption by Epstein of our legal system. The corruption may still be at work and needs to be routed out by the roots.
Speaker Johnson is obstructing the open access to those records while a bipartisan petition exists to open the Epstein records to the public so the public can protect themselves from the corruption.
