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James Comer Drops an Eye-Opening Surprise on Hakeem Jeffries During House Debate on Epstein Legislation

Comer publicized documents that the article says show a 2013 effort to solicit Epstein for a possible Jeffries fundraiser or private meeting.

James Comer Drops an Eye-Opening Surprise on Hakeem Jeffries During House Debate on Epstein Legislation
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This article1 analysis · Oct 13, 2026
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RedState says House Oversight Chairman James Comer disclosed documents indicating that a Democratic consulting firm solicited Jeffrey Epstein for a possible meeting with Hakeem Jeffries at a 2013 campaign fundraiser. The article presents the disclosure as raising questions about Jeffries while noting the House’s 427-1 vote to release the Epstein files.

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James Comer
R · KY-1

House Oversight Committee chairman who publicized the document findings about Jeffries

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House Minority Leader whose campaign is reported to have been the subject of a 2013 solicitation to Epstein

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Clay Higgins
R · LA-3

Representative who cast the lone House vote against releasing the files

Eric Schmitt
R · MO · SEN

Senator who publicly asked where Jeffries met Epstein

Delegate whose 2019 communications with Epstein are discussed in connection with Raskin’s defense

Jamie Raskin
D · MD-8

Representative who defended Stacey Plaskett over her communications with Epstein

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James Comer Says Fundraisers Invited Epstein to Hakeem Jeffries Event

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