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GOP Rep. Massie Says DOJ Broke The Law By Making 'Illegal Redaction' Of Epstein Files

Massie accused the Justice Department of illegally redacting Epstein files and missing the release deadline.

GOP Rep. Massie Says DOJ Broke The Law By Making 'Illegal Redaction' Of Epstein Files
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Rep. Thomas Massie accused the Justice Department of illegally redacting Epstein files and missing the deadline for their release. The article also describes the department’s response to an alleged letter referencing President Donald Trump and notes that its authenticity has not been verified.

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Representative criticizing the Justice Department’s handling of the Epstein files

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Thomas Massie Seeks Contempt Action Over Epstein Files Release

The Justice Department released only part of the Epstein files by the deadline, with many records redacted. Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna criticized the release and said they were considering or preparing congressional action against Attorney General Pam Bondi. Left-leaning outlets emphasize the bipartisan accountability push, including possible impeachment. Center outlets focus on proposed contempt procedures and often include the department’s defense or alternative approaches from lawmakers. Right-leaning outlets also stress the push for fuller disclosure and possible action against Bondi, with some including the department’s defense.

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