Congress Demands Epstein Files, Hiding What Else?
US Congress just approved a bill to force the release of all Epstein files, a timely display of concern for public accountability. Curiously, this sudden zeal for transparency doesn't extend to the financial ties influencing their own legislative priorities. While they're busy digging into Epstein's private island guest list, many of these same representatives are less keen on revealing who's
funding their votes on foreign policy. One might wonder if the same energy for 'transparency' could be applied to, say, the billions in foreign aid and weapons sales approved by Congress, often pushed by well-funded lobbying groups like AIPAC. Where's the bill to force full disclosure on every dollar flowing from foreign interests into political campaigns? (Wouldn't want to expose *that* list, now
would we?)