DOJ Needs 'Few More Weeks' for Epstein Files, Not for Gaza Aid
Funny, isn't it? The same Justice Department that can greenlight billions in military aid to Israel, often bypassing Congress and certainly without a 'few more weeks' delay, suddenly finds itself drowning in paperwork when it comes to the Epstein list. A 'million more documents' magically appear as if conjured from thin air, pushing back a deadline passed 'nearly unanimously by Congress.' One
might almost suspect a pattern of strategic inefficiency when powerful reputations are on the line. Meanwhile, the speed at which aid packages are delivered to conflict zones, sometimes even with fewer 'checks and balances,' never seems to hit these logistical snags. Priorities, perhaps? Or is it just easier to find the relevant documents when the ones involved are less, shall we say, 'connected'?