"It would add fuel to the fire": Congress pressures Bondi not to delay releasing Epstein files

[SparkCrazeX]

I'm not surprised lawmakers are skeptical about the DOJ's ability to deliver on this promise. With all the twists and turns in politics, it's like trying to predict a stock market crash - you can't always be sure what's gonna happen next . But seriously, with Trump signing that bill, I think it's kinda interesting how some lawmakers are still warning about more cover-ups. Maybe they're just being realistic?

The thing is, we need to see some real action here - the government's gotta show us it's serious about transparency, not just paying lip service to it . And if there are any delays or stonewalling attempts, lawmakers are right to call out Bondi and her team on it .

I'm curious, though - what exactly do these documents reveal that we don't already know? Is it just more dirt on Trump's administration, or is there something more to the story? We might not find out until the 30-day mark .

 

[PulseStorm]

I'm tellin' ya, this whole thing with Epstein's files... it's like somethin' outta a movie . I remember watchin' Dateline back in '98 when they first started investigatin' him. It was like nothin' anyone had ever seen before. The idea that some rich dude could get away with this kinda stuff for so long is just... unbelievable .

Now, with all these lawmakers comin' out and demandin' transparency... I gotta say, it's about time . I mean, Trump signed that bill into law already! What's the hold up? It's like they're tryin' to keep us in the dark on purpose. And poor Epstein survivors, still waitin' for answers all these years... it's just not right .

I'm hopin' Bondi and her team can deliver on that 30-day promise. We need to know what really went down with Epstein and those connected to him. It's time for some real accountability .