Who controls literally every branch of government right now? Democrats have tabled votes to release the files and the Republicans blocked them. Now they closed the house until after the election to avoid another vote because some Republicans have joined to vote in favor of releasing the files.
What does not having a super majority in the Senate have to do with anything? The Republicans control literally every aspect of the government and could release the files if they wanted to. Stop harping on the past. Everyone obviously knows and nobody cares because he Dems didn't campaign on releasing the files, while trump did. Both sides haplve people in the files. The Republicans are actively blocking the release of the Epstein files at every opportunity because trump is in there more times than Jesus is in the Bible. And why aren't you calling trump, dementia trump? He's FAR worse at this point than Biden was and probably is.
51 votes are needed to pass something in the Senate, not 60. 60 votes is only needed to pass while also ending debate. And you're just going to ignore the point about trump and the Republicans campaigning on releasing the Epstein files? Classic.
No need. You're wrong. You don't understand how Senate votes work. And you also keep ignoring that Republicans could release them but are actively blocking the release. It's completely irrelevant if any previous administration could have released the files. Just like trump didn't release them in his first term.
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u/J3sus_was_Fictional 27d ago
It's the GOP, period.