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In reply to the discussion: House overwhelmingly passes bill to release Jeffrey Epstein files [View all]Bev54
(13,053 posts)57. Not a problem all voices deserve to be heard.
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House overwhelmingly passes bill to release Jeffrey Epstein files [View all]
BumRushDaShow
15 hrs ago
OP
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
13 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