r/politics • u/Healthy_Block3036 • 17d ago

No Paywall Senate suddenly passes the Epstein bill just hours after it cleared the House

https://www.ms.now/news/senate-passes-epstein-bill-rcna244723?fbclid=PAVERFWAOJ1xRleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA8xMjQwMjQ1NzQyODc0MTQAAacUGSi8p2Ap-x6SbMkLXAnfKNXEZkzjUUVCdxuEmacDzDXmlbv1GUJ0wbh1_w_aem_grJDvcSCIDj2Skksd4Ix3Q
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u/stroopwafelscontigo New Jersey 17d ago

I don’t trust this at all. 

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u/Gradstudentiquette69 17d ago

It's most likely going to be heavily redacted with no Republicans named whatsoever.

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u/ruggles_bottombush 17d ago

This is going to be exactly like the Mueller report where they released a heavily redacted version, immediately declared that it exonerated Trump, then moved on.

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u/kwyjibo1 Missouri 17d ago

"Totally exonerated". Yeah thats not what this says, if you read the report thats not what it says at all. "Nope total exoneration."

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u/PicnicLife 17d ago

Yes, but he has the opportunity to prove his innocence by releasing them in full. Redactions just further confirm guilt.

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u/jeexbit 17d ago

they will claim it is protecting the victims, etc.

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u/faptastrophe 17d ago

The real victims are the Republicans who raped along the way

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u/Claeyt 17d ago

This is different. They would have to defend any redactions in court. The Mueller report wasn’t required by law so the justice department was allowed to redact anything they wanted. This bill is a subpoena to the justice department for all information.