Massie, Khanna, and Others Introduce the "Epstein Files Transparency Act II"

skinfaxi

This is good but crazy that a law must be passed to allow the states to sue the AG.

wang_li

Can we see the Congress Files now? Our congress members have spent millions of tax-payer dollars paying off their sexual assault and rape victims. And unlike the Epstein files there is no unsubstantiated gibberish submitted by crazy people that didn't withstand the smell test. One hundred percent of the content of the OCWR files will be substantiated and factual.

iugtmkbdfil834

Massie has certainly upped his overall profile lately. Still, the whole saga is at heart 'who guards the guards' and there is no easy solution to that beyond engaged ( and thoughtful ) populace.

sharts

Election theatrics? I think most know that the only way any of this information will get out is through leaks and not formal processes.

freakynit

Somehow most of the hackernews links related to epstein files end up getting flagged in under an hour, even when there are hardly any negative comments.

k310

The act is dated July 15, 2026 Is this coming up for a vote just now? Is congress actually in session, or has Mike Johnson called for yet another vacation, in order to stall embarrassing motions from being introduced? I looked for reasons but couldn't find any.