by Adam Pack
The Republicans of House blocked the democratic effort supported by the democratic effort to demand from the Department of Justice to free all provisions related to the convicted sexual karma Jeffrey Epstein.
The House Rule Committee voted 5 to 7 to reject the amendment, which would force the Pam Bondi Prosecutor General to publish all “documentation or evidence” regarding the prosecution of the Federal Government and the imprisonment of Epstein. Only one Republican, Rep. Ralph Norman from southern Carolina, voted in favor of an amendment.
Democratic representative of California Ro Khannapopulist with lovers on the right, introduced The agent as a potential change in the procedural rule containing the main provisions regarding cryptocurrencies and defense measures.
Some Republicans from a powerful committee claimed that the House rules panel was not the right forum to debate about the release of Epstein files. However, the majority of GOP legislators in the panel did not comment on the amendment before voting against him.
“I do not see how this amendment is associated with this principle,” a republican representative of Georgia Austin Scott, one of the GOP legislators who voted “no” during the debate on the center of Khanna.
Republican representatives of Virginia Foxx from North Carolina, Michelle Fischbach from Minnesota, Nicholas Langworthy from New York, Erin Houchin from Indiana, Morgan Griffith from Virginia and Brian Jack from Georgia also voted for the requirement of Trump’s administration to release Epstein Records.
Trump called his supporters to stop pressing the answers to Epstein, who followed administrative officials releasing An unsigned note with information that the convicted sex offender did not maintain a list of customers and died through suicide.
However, there are many members of the president’s base skeptical and I have They took over Administrative officials, especially Bondi, for the release exaggerate Information related to Epstein in possession of the government.
Democrats are trying to employ the disappointment of some Republican voters when operating Epstein’s files by the Trump administration, arguing that the episode has questioned the credibility of the president’s involvement in government transparency.
“It’s about trust. Republicans said:” Trust us. Vote for us and we will publish these files, “a representative of the democratic Massachusetts Jim McGovern, the main member of his party at the House Rule Committee, House, he said Monday. “Here we are. They go back.”
Khanna’s amendment faced the reaction of some users in social media, who notice that the populist democrat did not conduct similar efforts of Epstein’s transparency during Biden administration.
The Republican representative of Texas Chip Roy did not participate in the meeting. Roy’s Hill Country District has been devastated by historical Incorrect floodswho killed at least 131 people. About a third of fatalities are children, most of whom died in Camp Mystic, when the Guadalupe River consumed the summer Christian retreat in All-Girls in the early morning hours on July 4.
– – –
Adam Pack is a reporter at the Daily Caller News Foundation.
Photo “Ralph Norman” by Ralph Norman.
