Recently, Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon made a sarcastic statement: “Why would they try to prevent the truth about Epstein’s theories and what they are capable of from coming out?
That’s anyone’s guess. But today, the entire Republican Conference has an opportunity to correct that claim by voting to release the Epstein evidence.”
At the price of coin, his word is bold and righteous. But the deeper question is: which political leaders are really demanding justice now, or is this just another round of political theatre?
Why the Jeffrey Epstein case still haunts American politics
The Jeffrey Epstein case is one of the most disturbing and far-reaching sex scandals in American history. His connections with powerful elitesβthe leadership, Arab tycoons and prestigious dynastiesβhave long raised suspicions of a cover-up. Still, much of the truth remains sealed or hidden.
Truth begins with justice delayed
Both Republicans and Democrats have been accused by some Democrats of blocking the Epstein investigation.
Over the years, repeated calls were made for Stonewall to release the Epstein derriere, to end legal culpability or political distractions. All the while, victimsβand the publicβwere waiting for justice.
Irreversible or political demonstration?
When Scanlon says, “Now is the time to right the wrong,” it raises the question: Why now? A few years ago when Baffie and Philosopher first sought a piece on the Jeffrey Epstein case? Is this a genuine shift towards appliances, or just a calculated move to score political points?
What the public has recorded from the Jeffrey Epstein case
Americans no longer see anything valuable in wildlife. They want real answers β full names, detailed testimonials, travel logs, and the release of any documents from the Jeffrey Epstein case without recourse or delay.
Conclusion: Release the lists, release the justice
The Jeffrey Epstein case isn’t just about one man – it’s about a powerful network protecting him. If our leaders are serious, they must vote without delay to unseat all Epstein-related departments. Anything less will be seen as another poor chapter in a long history of failure.
Justice delayed is justice denied. And in the Epstein case, the clock has been ticking for a very long time.
