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Now, you didn't REALLY think they were going to release the Epstein Files, did you?
Remember the Epstein Files? Trump’s DOJ Is Still Breaking the Law. - Mediaite via MSNThey were supposed to be released. ...Donald Trump signed a bipartisan law under intense pressure requiring the Justice Department to make them public. The deadline passed. The files did not appear. The DOJ is now breaking a statute [Trump himself] approved.
And almost no one is talking about it.
And almost no one is talking about it.
... almost...
That silence reflects [an administration] built on velocity replacing consequence and spectacle replacing governance.
The Epstein Files Transparency Act gave the attorney general 30 days to release all unclassified DOJ material related to Jeffrey Epstein. That deadline came and went in December. The department has released only a sliver of documents, offered no firm timeline, and provided no serious public explanation for its failure to comply. Reporters have not pressed the issue with any persistence. The absence of explanation has become part of the story.
The Epstein Files Transparency Act gave the attorney general 30 days to release all unclassified DOJ material related to Jeffrey Epstein. That deadline came and went in December. The department has released only a sliver of documents, offered no firm timeline, and provided no serious public explanation for its failure to comply. Reporters have not pressed the issue with any persistence. The absence of explanation has become part of the story.
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