| Petition to the U.S. House: We urge you to sign the discharge petition and force a vote on releasing the Epstein files. |
Last week, House Democrats released the infamous letter from Trump to Epstein from his birthday book. In the alleged note, Trump says that he and Epstein share a "wonderful secret."
So, what is Trump hiding? Why did the FBI redact his name multiple times in the trove of files that the government has on Epstein's crimes? And who else are Trump and Speaker Johnson protecting with their cover-up?
"Refusing to release the files erodes public trust and faith in our institutions," said Rep. Ro Khanna, who is leading a discharge petition with Rep. Thomas Massie to force a vote on releasing the Epstein Files. The measure has bipartisan support and is close to reaching the 218 member majority that would require Speaker Johnson to hold a vote on finally answering the calls of survivors, advocates, and the public.
Sign the petition: Urge your U.S. Representative to force a vote on releasing the Epstein files!
Rep. Khanna also said that, "the government has chosen to protect Epstein and the well connected over children who were being abused."
Many survivors of Epstein's crimes have spoken with clarity and conviction urging lawmakers and the White House to release the files so their abusers can be held accountable.
Johnson and the Trump admin have tried to distract us from the Epstein Files with phony DOJ document dumps, the abrupt closing of the U.S. House for recess, bogus legislative maneuvers, and, last week, Johnson's absurd claim that Trump was an FBI informant charged with taking down Epstein.
It's time for our lawmakers to put an end to these distractions and stall tactics.
Add your name: Tell lawmakers to sign the discharge petition and support the release of the Epstein files!
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