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Rhiannon12866

(247,426 posts)
Thu Nov 13, 2025, 10:50 PM Nov 13

Many Republicans expected to vote with Democrats on releasing Epstein files - All In - MSNBC



The House will vote on releasing the Epstein files next week, and members of both parties are predicting mass defections by Republicans to vote for the release.

Rep. Maxwell Frost (D-FL) joins Chris Hayes to discuss. “A no vote on this is a vote to protect pedophiles, a vote to protect the most powerful people who did the most heinous of crimes,” Rep. Frost explains, “and that will come back to bite them. Not just in the future – now.” - Aired on 11/13/2025.

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Many Republicans expected to vote with Democrats on releasing Epstein files - All In - MSNBC (Original Post) Rhiannon12866 Nov 13 OP
If they get the senate to vote on it i wonder the chances of a veto override.. SSJVegeta Nov 13 #1
I was thinking about that Metaphorical Nov 13 #2
Im getting that feeling too SSJVegeta Nov 14 #3
I wonder how many in bothe houses soldierant Nov 14 #4
That's exact thing that Liz Cheney said about the House impeachment votes, I could sure support this! Rhiannon12866 Nov 14 #5
I certainly never thought soldierant Nov 14 #6
Same here! But I have her book (on disc) and she goes into detail on what the House experienced on Jan6th Rhiannon12866 Nov 14 #7
I want to get through Joyce Vance's first - but it does sound like a good read. soldierant Nov 14 #8

Metaphorical

(2,569 posts)
2. I was thinking about that
Thu Nov 13, 2025, 11:37 PM
Nov 13

If Trump vetoes it, it's basically an admission of guilt. If he signs it, then the content will be out there, and it will be VERY hard for him to govern at that point, as the GOP will absolutely lose both the House and the Senate next November, and the investigations will get sordid indeed. I think this is it. We could see Trump resign as president due to poor health before he signs it.

soldierant

(9,149 posts)
4. I wonder how many in bothe houses
Fri Nov 14, 2025, 01:11 AM
Nov 14

would vote to release if both votes were secret ballots.

It would ne very interesting to see that.

Rhiannon12866

(247,426 posts)
5. That's exact thing that Liz Cheney said about the House impeachment votes, I could sure support this!
Fri Nov 14, 2025, 01:23 AM
Nov 14

soldierant

(9,149 posts)
6. I certainly never thought
Fri Nov 14, 2025, 08:21 PM
Nov 14

I'd be gratified to hear that I think like Liz Cheney - but on this point, it's a good thing. She knows all these scoundrels better than I do.

Rhiannon12866

(247,426 posts)
7. Same here! But I have her book (on disc) and she goes into detail on what the House experienced on Jan6th
Fri Nov 14, 2025, 09:15 PM
Nov 14

What led up to it, the impeachment vote and the aftermath - including some actual recordings of speeches. I recommend it!

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