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A bipartisan group of 106 lawmakers signed a petition demanding the Justice Department release additional Epstein files. Multiple Reddit users track the ongoing effort to expose connections to powerful figures.
A bipartisan group of 106 lawmakers signed a petition demanding the Justice Department release additional Epstein investigation files. This is significant because it's bipartisan—both parties are interested in what's in those files. The lawmakers aren't asking for a review or a slow release; they're demanding full disclosure. The petition also gained traction on Reddit, where users are actively tracking progress and maintaining pressure.
Epstein files contain names and connections that powerful people want to stay sealed. A bipartisan congressional push suggests some lawmakers believe the political cost of demanding transparency is lower than the cost of being seen as complicit in keeping documents hidden. The question now is whether DOJ responds to 106 voices, and if not, whether Congress has the appetite to compel release through other means.
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