The DOJ admitted they redacted Epstein's own emails. A judge just ordered them to unredact every powerful name they're hiding.
They called it “compliance.” A judge just called it a cover-up. |
Court orders DOJ: unredact every powerful name — or explain under oath why you won’t |
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| Are we going to let them get away with this? What should happen to the Epstein files?
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| Sandeep, the Trump DOJ released 3.5 million pages of Epstein files — then blacked out the names of every powerful associate throughout. When a federal court ordered them to unredact those names or justify the blackouts under oath, the DOJ refused and declared its redactions “appropriate.” Then came the bombshell: the DOJ admitted they had redacted Jeffrey Epstein’s own emails. Not a victim’s identity. Not a witness. Epstein’s own emails. That is not a mistake. That is a decision someone made. We’re bringing the full tally to our allies in Congress this week — and to the press if the moment calls for it. Every response gets counted.
Here’s the deeper truth: powerful people can afford to hide because Citizens United lets them buy the politicians who enforce the law. Every name still blacked out in those files exists behind that wall of money. Pass the 28th Amendment, and accountability becomes a lot harder to dodge. |
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