MayorOfCrushtown · M
Roundandroundwego · 61-69
@MayorOfCrushtown Trump clearly ain't written no think tank stuff about maintaining US hegemony. But murka ain't going down that rabbit hole! Congratulations on your final end.
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KunsanVeteran · M
Roundandroundwego · 61-69
TVs Donald Trump isn't the source of your wars. And LolZ! So, yup! Never, ever address real causes. You are doing great again.
If that were true, this would have come out a long time ago.
JohnnySpot · 56-60, M
Most people that associated with Epstein didn't know he was a pedophile.
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JSul3 · 70-79
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You're staying on Fox News.
Over the weekend, two House Democrats separately announced plans to try to force the Trump administration to release all files associated with the financier and convicted sex offender after the Department of Justice and FBI said in a memo last week that it would not make public any more documents related to his sex trafficking investigation. That was despite past suggestions from officials that there was more to come.
In a post on X, Rep. Marc Veasey, D-Texas., argued that such a decision either meant something is being hidden or President Donald Trump and those close to him “fueled the rumors” about the significance the information the government had on Epstein for political reasons, adding he would he would introduce a resolution on Monday to demand all files on the case are released.
The announcement followed Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., pledging in his own post to put forth an amendment on Tuesday seeking to force a vote on the same thing. Such a vote, Khana argued, would put every member of Congress “on record,” forcing them to publicly show where they stand on the issue.
You're staying on Fox News.
Over the weekend, two House Democrats separately announced plans to try to force the Trump administration to release all files associated with the financier and convicted sex offender after the Department of Justice and FBI said in a memo last week that it would not make public any more documents related to his sex trafficking investigation. That was despite past suggestions from officials that there was more to come.
In a post on X, Rep. Marc Veasey, D-Texas., argued that such a decision either meant something is being hidden or President Donald Trump and those close to him “fueled the rumors” about the significance the information the government had on Epstein for political reasons, adding he would he would introduce a resolution on Monday to demand all files on the case are released.
The announcement followed Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., pledging in his own post to put forth an amendment on Tuesday seeking to force a vote on the same thing. Such a vote, Khana argued, would put every member of Congress “on record,” forcing them to publicly show where they stand on the issue.
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tenente · 36-40, M
@JSul3 I think it's fair to say, that from this day forward, anyone defending the Republican party for refusing to make the Epstein list public - will not be listened to ever again.
While the Epstein list issue has fractured MAGA, it will not break their support for President Trump. That happens later this year when tariffs make food and energy impossible for the avg American to buy.
While the Epstein list issue has fractured MAGA, it will not break their support for President Trump. That happens later this year when tariffs make food and energy impossible for the avg American to buy.