Anonymous
7/22/2025, 6:35:49 PM No.1421500
Literally their only goal and purpose is to protect rich kid fuckers.
MAGAs only goal and purpose is to protect rich kid fuckers
They're literally doing nothing else.
https://dailyboulder.com/republicans-shut-down-congress-flee-capitol-to-block-epstein-file-release/
In a stunning move Monday night, GOP leaders abruptly recessed a key Rules Committee meeting and canceled the rest of the week’s legislative business. The reason: Democrats were about to force a vote demanding the public release of Epstein-related documents. Rather than deal with it, Republicans shut everything down and left town.
“We’ll see you in September,” said Rep. Jim McGovern, the top Democrat on the Rules Committee, who led the push for the vote.
McGovern supported a bipartisan resolution—introduced by Republican Rep. Thomas Massie and Democrat Rep. Ro Khanna—that would compel the Biden administration to release Epstein’s network records. “Democrats on the Rules Committee gave Republicans a choice — either vote to release the Epstein Files, or keep them a secret,” McGovern said. “Republicans are so afraid of taking that vote that they are torching their own agenda instead of doing something they promised the voters they would do.”
The bill had support from some Republicans, including Massie himself, who showed up to the Capitol holding a binder labeled “The Epstein Files: Phase 2.”
“Their Epstein bill resolution is non-binding so it’s kind of fake,” Massie told reporters, referring to a watered-down GOP version. “The resolution I have with Khanna would be binding on the President.”
But House Speaker Mike Johnson refused to bring either bill to the floor.
“Why not vote on the binding Massie-Khanna Epstein legislation this week @SpeakerJohnson?” Massie posted on X. “We should not punt this until after the 5 week recess.”
MAGAs only goal and purpose is to protect rich kid fuckers
They're literally doing nothing else.
https://dailyboulder.com/republicans-shut-down-congress-flee-capitol-to-block-epstein-file-release/
In a stunning move Monday night, GOP leaders abruptly recessed a key Rules Committee meeting and canceled the rest of the week’s legislative business. The reason: Democrats were about to force a vote demanding the public release of Epstein-related documents. Rather than deal with it, Republicans shut everything down and left town.
“We’ll see you in September,” said Rep. Jim McGovern, the top Democrat on the Rules Committee, who led the push for the vote.
McGovern supported a bipartisan resolution—introduced by Republican Rep. Thomas Massie and Democrat Rep. Ro Khanna—that would compel the Biden administration to release Epstein’s network records. “Democrats on the Rules Committee gave Republicans a choice — either vote to release the Epstein Files, or keep them a secret,” McGovern said. “Republicans are so afraid of taking that vote that they are torching their own agenda instead of doing something they promised the voters they would do.”
The bill had support from some Republicans, including Massie himself, who showed up to the Capitol holding a binder labeled “The Epstein Files: Phase 2.”
“Their Epstein bill resolution is non-binding so it’s kind of fake,” Massie told reporters, referring to a watered-down GOP version. “The resolution I have with Khanna would be binding on the President.”
But House Speaker Mike Johnson refused to bring either bill to the floor.
“Why not vote on the binding Massie-Khanna Epstein legislation this week @SpeakerJohnson?” Massie posted on X. “We should not punt this until after the 5 week recess.”
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