DOJ Finds 'Million More Documents' After Missing Epstein Deadline
The AP reports the DOJ needs 'a few more weeks' after finding a staggering million-plus 'potentially relevant' Epstein documents. This after months of assurances, including from Attorney General Pam Bondi, that an 'exhaustive review' had been undertaken. One might wonder if this 'review' involved rummaging through a forgotten filing cabinet labeled 'Highly Embarrassing Information for Powerful
People.' The Christmas Eve announcement, paired with a dozen senators demanding an IG inspection, only adds another layer to this endlessly unfolding cover-up. This isn't just bureaucratic inefficiency; it's a pattern. The powerful consistently find new ways to delay, obfuscate, and 'discover' information only when public pressure becomes insurmountable. This appears less about justice for victims
and more about protecting who was on that island, or perhaps, who helped them get there. The 'peace of mind' for victims seems far less important than the peace of mind for those potentially implicated.