Patriot,

I’ve just about had enough.

I hope you’re fed up with the crony cover-ups and the lies and the deceit as well.

The latest example is the release of the millions of pages of the “Epstein Files” the Department of Justice made public last week . . . after being forced to do so because of public pressure from Americans like you.

The problem is this: the DOJ is still hiding millions of documents from you . . . not to mention the massive redactions in the pages they’ve released in violation of the law.

After Reps. Thomas Massie (R-KY) and Ro Khanna (D-CA) reviewed some of the unredacted files yesterday, they identified names of people who were likely being protected by the DOJ.

Among the names to appear is Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.

The Hill newspaper reported:

Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick admitted to senators during testimony on Tuesday that he visited the notorious island owned by convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein despite previously telling senators that he had cut off all contact with Epstein after first meeting him in 2005.

Maybe Lutnick did nothing illegal regarding Epstein . . . but he did lie to senators and the American people.

The American people are smart enough to know that simply being mentioned in the Epstein Files isn’t evidence of a crime.

But there are many instances where probable criminal behavior is being discussed and the identities are concealed.

So who else is out there lying to us . . . deceiving us?

Patriot, unless you and I continue to sound the alarm, many people . . . powerful people . . . will get off the hook.

Last year, you helped force Congress to get the Epstein Files released. Many in Congress and the administration wanted the issue to just go away.

But your actions forced the issue and forced the hand of House and Senate leadership to pass the bill requiring the DOJ to release files.

Unfortunately, there are still millions of documents being withheld.

The release of these files isn’t meant to reveal the names of victims or shame people who are casually mentioned in an Epstein email.

But people who were involved in horrible crimes against humanity must be exposed and brought to justice ([link removed]).

And now that many of the files have been released, it’s up to good people to demand the millions of remaining files be released and that the redactions be limited to victims . . . as the
Epstein Files Transparency Act required!!

Pretty much every member of Congress has condemned Jeffrey Epstein and his horrible crimes.

But how many of them are willing to bring the elite who may have participated in these crimes to justice? How many are covering for their donors or other special connections?

Last year, you and I were told by Attorney General Pam Bondi she had the list of Epstein clients on her desk and was prepared to release the documents.

Then she suddenly backtracked and said there was nothing else to see.

FBI Director Kash Patel and then-Deputy Director Dan Bongino, who profited off the issue in their pre-FBI days, changed their tune when at the FBI and essentially told us, “there’s nothing to see here.”

Well, with the release of the files, there obviously is a lot to see!!
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So now is the time to speak up again ([link removed]).

As was just proven, when the people demand it, the government will listen.

You demanded the Epstein files be released. And they were . . . in part.

Now it’s time to get even louder. Tell Congress to demand the DOJ release the remaining files with redactions limited to the victims. Congress MUST defend the Epstein Files Transparency Act to make our government transparent.
If your Representative and Senators won’t do it, then they are part of the problem . . .
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Sign your postcard to your U.S. Representative and Senators now and demand government transparency! ([link removed])

This isn’t an issue about right or left . . . liberal or conservative . . .

It’s about right and wrong!

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For liberty,

John McCardell
Ron Paul’s Campaign for Liberty

P.S. I hope you’re fed up with the crony cover-ups and the lies and the deceit from the government like I am.

But the DOJ is still hiding millions of documents from you . . . not to mention the massive redactions in the pages they’ve released in violation of the law.
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Sign your postcard to your U.S. Representative and Senators now ([link removed]), demanding they pressure the DOJ to release all of the Epstein files with redactions limited to victims.

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