The attacks on Iran won’t divert one Republican’s attention from the controversial Jeffrey Epstein files. Donald Trump is reportedly in plenty of those documents, though his name is said to be redacted countless times.
While those working for Trump contend that he’s done nothing wrong in connection to the late sex offender, there is plenty of controversy coming out about those files. Over the weekend, the US bombed Iran, joining forces with Israel to do so. Those attacks led to the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. At least one politician believes he knows the motivation behind that attack.
Thomas Massie accused Donald Trump of trying to distract from the Epstein Files
Donald’s strike against Iran isn’t being met with cheers by Kentucky’s 4th district Representative. Thomas Massie believes that it’s another tactical move by the President to divert public attention from a disturbing scandal. On X, Thomas declared that bombing Iran “won’t make the Epstein files go away.”
Thomas was among the politicians to demand that the Epstein files be released last year. He, along with Democrat Ro Khanna, introduced a discharge petition to force a vote on a law to compel the release of those files. The President signed off on this, though not all of those documents were released by the December deadline. Millions more have since come out this year.
Both Thomas and Ro pushed the Department of Justice (DOJ) to release redacted names from the Epstein files last month. The DOJ called it human error that it initially failed to name the likes of Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem and billionaire Leslie Wexner, among others, in the Epstein files.
There were at least four American soldiers killed because of those Iranian attacks, while three US fighter jets were reportedly brought down over Kuwait. That has seemingly enabled the Epstein files to drop from the top of the news. California Representative Ted Lieu blasted the Trump administration for naming Bill and Hillary Clinton in the Epstein files and aiming to have them testify before Congress. He calls that another distraction move.
TELL US – IS THE PRESIDENT TRYING TO DIVERT ATTENTION FROM THE EPSTEIN FILES BY ATTACKING IRAN?
