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In reply to the discussion: House overwhelmingly passes bill to release Jeffrey Epstein files [View all]hadEnuf
(3,463 posts)56. The fact that Trump and the GOP have fought this release
every step of the way to the point of ruining their careers, shutting down government, blowing up fishing boats and every other dirty thing they can think of doesn't give me much faith in this sudden turnaround.
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House overwhelmingly passes bill to release Jeffrey Epstein files [View all]
BumRushDaShow
15 hrs ago
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They'll try it and maybe get away with it for a while. But there are ways to read through redactions.
ancianita
14 hrs ago
#21
They have the most to lose, and with women were the biggest voting demographic on Nov 4.
ancianita
12 hrs ago
#55
I don't think this is going to matter much. My comment from another thread:
InstantGratification
13 hrs ago
#27
The pedophile party really had no choice. It was going to be passed by the Democrats and self preservation
LiberalArkie
14 hrs ago
#15
Not one Republican can go back to their states & get re-elected after voting no. That's why they know they had no choice
ancianita
14 hrs ago
#22
The Guardians Of Pedophiles can't install anyone other than the 2nd in line.
Justice matters.
9 hrs ago
#61
He said he voted no because he is worried about the "innocent people" named in the files.
SunSeeker
14 hrs ago
#11
Make no mistake, almost all of the Republicans (the 4 who signed the discharge petition excepted)
Wiz Imp
15 hrs ago
#6
Agree but Trump did tell them to vote for it... also Johnson is trying to create a provision to exempt perpetrators...
chowder66
14 hrs ago
#8
The Repukes who voted "yes" are under the impression that the Senate vote will be "no"
FakeNoose
12 hrs ago
#46
Ahhh, but he will do something. That is what this BS investigation into Clinton et al is about.
Bev54
14 hrs ago
#26
All Republicans. Just can't find their names yet, nor will, most likely for suspicious reasons.
ancianita
13 hrs ago
#29
When will anything new actually be released? Will Trump block all the way to the Supreme court?
ChicagoTeamster
14 hrs ago
#19
Louisiana Republican Clay Higgins voted against the bill. Two Republicans and three Democrats did not vote.
IronLionZion
14 hrs ago
#23
That's the question about those who abstained. Right? When their names are known they'll have some 'splainin' to do.
ancianita
13 hrs ago
#31
Up next: the Senate does everything in its power to prevent this from coming up for a vote
Warpy
13 hrs ago
#33
Now that their Fearful Leader has allowed it, the maggots come out of the woodwork to vote for it.
Wonder Why
13 hrs ago
#40
Epstein's brother is claiming that they are "scrubbing the files." Certainly months to do so.
Evolve Dammit
12 hrs ago
#47