For too long, some of the most powerful people in the world have counted on their money, their connections, and their influence to keep the truth buried — to make sure the full story of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes, and everyone who enabled them, never sees the light of day.
I refuse to let that happen.
The survivors of these horrific crimes deserve justice. They deserve the truth. And they deserve to know that there are people in positions of power who will fight for them — not for the rich and well-connected who would rather this all just quietly go away.
That's the fight I'm bringing to the Oversight Committee. I've investigated Ghislaine Maxwell. I deposed Bill Gates. I've demanded answers from powerful financial institutions that looked the other way. And I am not going to stop until the full truth is out in the open, no matter how uncomfortable that truth is for the people who have spent years hiding it.
But here's what I've learned: One person can't do this alone. It takes bold leaders — people who refuse to be intimidated, who won't back down when the powerful push back, who will always choose the truth over the easy path.
That's exactly why I founded Equal Opportunity Now.
We need more leaders in office who will fight for justice, demand transparency, and hold the powerful accountable — no matter who they are. Leaders who understand that the truth belongs to the people, not to the privileged few who would rather keep it hidden.
Will you chip in $5, $25 or $50 to Equal Opportunity Now today to help us elect them?
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