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“Biggest Scandal… in 100 Years” – Ro Khanna Explains Why the Epstein Files Still Aren’t Fully Public
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I’m skeptical about Ro Khanna’s claim that this is the ‘biggest scandal in 100 years’, what makes him think it’s that significant?
I appreciate Ro Khanna’s efforts to bring attention to the Epstein case, but I’m not sure if it’s enough to actually bring about change, we need more than just words.
Ro Khanna’s statement that the Epstein files still aren’t fully public after 100 years is concerning, I wonder what’s taking so long to release the information.
Ro Khanna’s statement makes me wonder what other secrets are being kept from the public, is this just the tip of the iceberg?
That’s a good point, there are likely many more scandals and cover-ups that we don’t know about, it’s scary to think about what’s being hidden from us.
The Epstein case has been shrouded in secrecy for far too long, it’s time for some real transparency and accountability, Ro Khanna is right to push for the release of the files.
Absolutely, the public has a right to know the truth, and it’s about time we get some answers about what really happened.
I’d like to know more about Ro Khanna’s plans to push for the release of the Epstein files, what specific actions is he taking to make this happen?
The fact that Ro Khanna is speaking out about the Epstein case suggests that there’s still a lot of unanswered questions, I hope he can provide some insight into what’s really going on.
I’m curious to know what Ro Khanna means by ‘fully public’, are there specific documents or testimonies that are still being withheld from the public?
The fact that the Epstein case is being called the ‘biggest scandal in 100 years’ suggests there’s a lot of powerful people involved, I’d like to know more about the government’s role in covering it up.
I agree, the government’s involvement is likely the reason for the delay in releasing the files, it’s a classic case of protecting the elite.
The Epstein case is a prime example of how the powerful and wealthy can avoid accountability, Ro Khanna’s statement highlights the need for real reform and transparency.
It’s frustrating that we still don’t have access to the Epstein files, Ro Khanna’s statement just reminds us of how much we don’t know, and how much is being kept from us.