Congress Demands Answers on Epstein Files, Skips List of Clients
House Democrats are bravely releasing fresh images of Jeffrey Epstein's estate, demanding the Justice Department provides a timeline for the full release of his files. This, of course, is a masterclass in performative outrage. The real scandal isn't the file release date but the deafening silence on *who* Epstein served—a silence maintained by many of the same political class now 'demanding
answers'. One might wonder if the delayed release is less about bureaucratic sloth and more about ensuring that the deeply inconvenient truths, involving powerful figures, remain buried. After all, a full, unredacted list of clientele might expose a vast network of influence, perhaps even reaching lobbyists who help fund campaigns. But why demand names when you can just demand a timeline?