There is no evidence that Trump is mentioned in any unreleased files related to the sex offender.
If it's unreleased, how can there be evidence? Fuck. I hate to quote Rumsfeld, but this is literally a "known unknown."
Virginia Foxx
DC Office: (202) 225-2017
Boone Office: (828) 265-0240
Mayodan Office: (336) 778-0211
Michelle Fischbach
DC Office: (202) 225-2165
Moorhead Office: (218) 422-2090
Willmar Office: (320) 403-6100
Erin Houchin
DC Office: (202) 225-5315
Salem Office: (812) 288-3999
Nick Langworthy
DC Office: (202) 225-3161
Jamestown Office: (716) 488-8111
Olean Office: (585) 543-5033
Corning Office: (607) 377-3130
Clarence Office: (716) 547-6844
Austin Scott
DC Office: (202) 225-6531
Tifton Office: (229) 396-5175
Warner Robins Office: (478) 971-1776
Morgan Griffith
DC Office: (202) 225-3861
Christiansburg Office: (540) 381-5671
Abingdon Office: (276) 525-1405
Brian Jack
DC Office: (202) 225-5901
Newnan Office: (770) 683-2033
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From the article:
Republicans Representatives Who Blocked Epstein Files Vote
Charwoman Virginia Foxx — North Carolina 5th
Michelle Fischbach — Minnesota 7th
Erin Houchin — Indiana 9th
Nick Langworthy — New York 23rd
Austin Scott — Georgia 8th
Morgan Griffith — Virginia 9th
Brian Jack — Georgia 3rd
Those Who Voted for Release Vote
Jim McGovern (D-Mass.)
Mary Gay Scanlon (D-Penn.)
Joe Neguse (D-Colo.)
Teresa Leger Fernandez (D-N.M.)
Ralph Norman (R-S.C)
Is Ralph the sacrificial lamb this time, or is he up for reelection and needs the win?
He was appointed to fill a seat vacated by someone moving to the cabinet. He's not beholden to anyone, and Govtrack ranked him as the most conservative member of the 117th Congress in Feb 2023.
He's 100% safe to do whatever he or his handlers want.
He’s 100% safe to do whatever he or his handlers want.
I guess that's the question, who are his handlers?
btw it's very easy to write to these people. email account and an address from their district. not saying they read them but people in their office start to notice when there's a large quantity of messages asking "so you fucked somebody's kid too, didn't you?"
Weren’t there two house democrats who didn’t vote? Why aren’t we talking about them? It was like 210 to 211?
Different vote.
This one was to the rules committee, which consists of 12 people.
Oh this was the committee vote on Monday? The entire house voted on Tuesday right, why are we still talking about this committee vote? Anyway fuck them all.
This was on Monday when Ro Khanna introduced an amendment and the rules committee voted on it, blocking the amendment to a crypto bill, yes.
The second vote was a procedural motion to introduce the amendment.
Both are relevant IMO.