House Democrats attempted to push Republicans on the Epstein files through a procedural vote, aiming for legislation to release all related documents within 30 days. However, this effort was blocked by Republicans. A recent bipartisan Senate vote calling for the files' release succeeded, but a separate bill is currently stalled. Division among Republican members exists, particularly as House Speaker Mike Johnson defers to the White House, while Congressman Tim Burchett expresses distrust in the Justice Department’s position and calls for greater transparency.
Congressional attempts to force a vote on the release of Epstein files failed, while a separate bipartisan Senate bill calling for their release is stalled in committee.
House Democrats aimed to legislate the release of Epstein files, but Republicans blocked this effort, showing division within the party on the issue.
Congressman Tim Burchett expressed distrust in the Justice Department regarding the Epstein case, emphasizing the need for transparency and public accountability.
Speaker Mike Johnson indicated he would defer to the White House on the Epstein files matter, demonstrating his reluctance to lead on this contentious issue.
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