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Massie says DOJ’s Epstein release ‘grossly fails’ to meet legal obligations

Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.), a champion of transparency and government accountability, has once again raised his voice in defense of the American people’s right to know. The congressman, who played a crucial role in passing the law requiring the Trump administration to release the full Jeffrey Epstein files, has called out the Justice Department for “grossly” violating its legal obligations.

In a scathing social media post, Massie did not mince words when he criticized U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi and her chief deputy, Todd Blanche, for their handling of the documents related to the late billionaire’s infamous sex trafficking case. Massie, who has been a vocal advocate for the release of the full files, expressed his dismay at the DOJ’s “unacceptable” and “unconstitutional” actions.

The documents in question were unsealed on Friday, following months of legal battles and public pressure. However, instead of releasing the full files as mandated by law, the DOJ released a heavily redacted version, citing privacy concerns. This move has been met with widespread outrage from the public, who believe that the American people have the right to know the full extent of Epstein’s crimes and the possible involvement of high-profile individuals.

In his post, Massie pointed out that the DOJ’s actions are not only a violation of the law, but also a betrayal of the American people’s trust. “This is not a partisan issue – it’s about the integrity and transparency of our justice system,” he wrote. “The American people deserve the full truth, and they deserve it now.”

Massie also criticized the DOJ for using privacy concerns as an excuse to withhold crucial information from the public. “The DOJ’s claim of protecting the privacy of individuals involved in the case is simply not valid,” he stated. “The victims, who have been denied justice for far too long, deserve to know the full truth. And the American people have the right to know if their justice system is truly serving their best interests.”

The congressman’s strong stance on this issue has garnered widespread support from both sides of the political spectrum. Many have praised Massie for his unwavering commitment to government transparency and accountability. Some have even called him a “true patriot” for standing up against government overreach and fighting for the American people’s right to know.

This is not the first time Rep. Massie has taken a stand against government secrecy and corruption. In the past, he has been a vocal critic of the NSA’s mass surveillance programs and has introduced legislation to protect Americans’ privacy rights. He has also been a champion of government transparency, introducing bills to make the government’s finances and actions more accessible to the public.

It is clear that Rep. Thomas Massie is a true leader who is not afraid to stand up for what is right, even if it means going against powerful institutions. His unwavering commitment to transparency and government accountability is truly commendable and serves as an inspiration to others in public service.

As the fight for full disclosure in the Jeffrey Epstein case continues, it is crucial that we have leaders like Rep. Massie who are willing to fight for the truth and hold those in power accountable. The American people deserve to know the full truth and it is the duty of our government to provide it. We can only hope that the DOJ will take note of Rep. Massie’s words and fulfill their legal obligations, putting the interests of the American people above all else.

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