Congress must stay in session and fulfill its duty to the American people by allowing a full vote on the Massie-Khanna bill to release the Epstein files. The abrupt decision to cut the workweek short and head into recess early is a blatant attempt to avoid transparency and accountability on this critical issue.
The public deserves answers about the scope of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes and the individuals involved in his sordid sex trafficking operation. Dismissing Congress without a vote on this matter is an insult to Epstein's victims and a dereliction of your sworn responsibility to pursue truth and justice.
Recent statements by the Trump regime that no comprehensive client list exists and that no further information will be released have rightly outraged citizens across the political spectrum. After all of the promises from Trump to get to the bottom of this case, the abrupt reversal and stonewalling is unacceptable.
The American people demand full disclosure on all aspects of the Epstein case, including any co-conspirators who enabled his horrific exploitation of minors. Obstructing this legislative effort to compel the release of documents is tantamount to concealing potential crimes against children. This is an intolerable breach of public trust.
Cutting the congressional schedule short to avoid tough votes is cowardly and a disgraceful dereliction of your constitutional duties as elected representatives. I implore you to stay in session, extend the term if needed, and allow an up-or-down vote on the Massie-Khanna legislation to finally bring truth and accountability in this sordid affair. The nation is watching.
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