🚫 Sandeep, DOJ just said no one's getting prosecuted

Sandeep, a judge already said DOJ broke the law. Now we make Congress act.

RE: Justice & The Epstein Files We're not letting this go. Sandeep, this Epstein Files case is nowhere close to closed. DOJ has already been found likely in violation of the transparency law that forced the first release. Millions of pages are still sealed. Survivors' advocates say victims' names surfaced while the people who enabled Epstein stayed protected. DOJ's own deputy attorney general has said there will be no additional prosecutions. No one has been brought to justice. We refuse to forget and move on. Demand action with us Congress can investigate, subpoena, and force disclosure — but they will only act if enough of us refuse to look away. 🚫 No more redactions 🚫 No more delays The Demand: "Congress must force the DOJ to release every remaining Epstein file and hold every enabler accountable." Your signature · ready to add to the record Sandeep Dixit One click below adds your name Sign the petition Takes ten seconds. P.S. — Hit reply and tell me in one line: what's the first question you'd want a member of Congress to ask DOJ? I read every one. 744 South Street  ·  Philadelphia, PA 19147 Paid for by Amplify America and not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee. Unsubscribe