Survivors have spent almost two decades demanding accountability
John,
In response to Congress forcing their hand, the Trump administration recently released a batch of Epstein files and photos, but it has raised more questions than answers.
Hundreds of pages of evidence were completely blacked out, they failed to release all of the files as was required by law, and the release came across like a document dump designed to overwhelm the public.
That’s not transparency, John. That’s more obstruction.
If you agree the public deserves the full truth, can you chip in $3 to power Pramila’s fight for transparency and accountability?
When a release is stripped of context, explanation, and completeness, it doesn’t build trust — it undermines it. And when the government fails to meet basic expectations, the people have the right to ask, “What are they hiding, and who are they protecting?”
Jeffrey Epstein abused and exploited young girls, and survivors have spent almost two decades demanding accountability from every powerful person and institution that enabled him.
The least Congress can do is insist on the full truth, and that’s why Pramila voted to release the files, despite the Trump administration and House leadership trying to stall, muddy the waters, and run out the clock. Because no one — rich, connected, or politically protected — should be above the law.
Pramila will keep pushing for real transparency and real accountability. If you’re with her, can you chip in $3 to help fuel this work?
Contribute $3
Thank you,
Team Jayapal
