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The Epstein files are getting a sequel -- but not until after the midterms — Pam Bondi | ChamberLight
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Rep. Thomas Massie is leading a discharge petition for a second Epstein-files transparency measure, which could prompt a House vote after the midterm elections. The petition had 216 signatures, short of the 218 needed, and Massie and co-sponsor Rep. Ro Khanna said they expected to secure the remaining signatures in November.
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People in this story 10 Leads the discharge petition for the Epstein Files Transparency Act II.
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Former attorney general who was subpoenaed by the House Oversight Committee before leaving the position.
Attorney general warned about possible contempt charges related to withheld Epstein records.
House speaker who would have to schedule a vote if the petition succeeds.
Republican representative who joined the discharge petition.
President criticized the earlier disclosure effort and was named in an allegation described in a committee report.
House Oversight Committee ranking member who attributed allegations about withheld records to a committee report.
Republican representative who joined the discharge petition.
Republican representative who joined the discharge petition.
Democratic co-sponsor of the measure and co-leader of the petition effort.
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Attorney general warned about possible contempt charges related to withheld Epstein records.
House speaker who would have to schedule a vote if the petition succeeds.
Republican representative who joined the discharge petition.
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House Oversight Committee ranking member who attributed allegations about withheld records to a committee report.
Republican representative who joined the discharge petition.
Republican representative who joined the discharge petition.
Democratic co-sponsor of the measure and co-leader of the petition effort.
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