The American people deserve the truth about Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes and the powerful network that enabled him. Every page withheld, every name redacted, is another reminder that the system protects the elite while abandoning the victims. That is intolerable.
This is not about party labels. It is about justice. Epstein’s reach extended across political lines, into the highest levels of business, politics, and culture. Protecting those names is not protecting a party—it is protecting corruption. When redactions remain, the victims are told once again that the powerful are untouchable, while ordinary people must live with the scars.
Americans are tired of seeing one set of rules for the wealthy and well-connected, and another set for everyone else. You have heard it said that Washington is a swamp—here is your chance to prove you mean to drain it. If members of Congress cannot stand up to the ruling class that preyed on children, then who will?
No cause is more urgent than protecting children and holding accountable those who exploit them. Epstein’s victims were failed by every institution that should have protected them. Do not fail them again. Release the full, un-redacted files so the truth can finally be told, no matter who it implicates.
Transparency is not a threat to our Republic—it is its strength. Secrecy only deepens distrust. To heal this wound, Congress must prove that no one is above the law and that justice does not stop at the gates of power.
History will remember who stood with the survivors, and who chose to cover for the corrupt and connected. Stand with the victims. Release the Epstein files.
First sent on September 15 by Coleman
