US House Suddenly Cares About Epstein Files, Years After 'Suicide'
The House has finally mustered the courage for a 'near unanimous' vote to release the full Jeffrey Epstein files, a development The Independent hails as a breakthrough after a Trump administration 'about-face.' This newfound bipartisan concern for transparency arrives years after Epstein's conveniently timed 'suicide' in federal custody, a death that sparked federal probes that appear to have gone
nowhere. One might wonder where this collective legislative passion was when Epstein was still alive, or in the immediate aftermath of his death when public skepticism was at its peak. It's almost as if the urgency for disclosure only materializes when the key 'bad guy' is safely out of reach, and the political cost of appearing 'investigative' is finally low enough to warrant a vote. Perhaps
they're just waiting for the next convenient 'about-face' to actually *release* them.