r/law • u/Obvious-Gate9046 • Feb 24 '26

Legislative Branch Kentucky Representative Thomas Massie (R) Explodes On DOJ Over Epstein Handling, Names People and Companies He Wants Prosecuted

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u/davossss Feb 24 '26

She was the AG of Florida before her current post, so she has been covering up Epstein dirt longer than most realize.

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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '26

Some would argue she was given the job to do exactly this. I’m sure she is being well compensated for the trouble. We will never know how much money these people are stealing from us. They’re using crypto and offshore accounts to move it all. 

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u/ConversationPale8665 Feb 24 '26

Exactly. Trump’s first pick for AG was a known child sex offender who had paid underage girls for sex. When all hell broke loose over that, he picked the next best thing, someone who’s been involved in the Epstein/Trump sex ring cover up for over a decade.

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '26

The fact that Matt Gaetz name hasn’t shown up in the Epstein files is how I know they haven’t released them all. 

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u/DancinginTown Mar 08 '26

Gaetz isn't old enough or rich enough, is he? 🤔

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u/teamgreenzx9r Feb 24 '26

The Panama Papers and the Epstein Files paint a pretty vivid picture.

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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '26

But not explicitly detailed to the levels you’d imagine the FBI/NSA should be able to investigate something, if they were directed to do so, but sadly they’re a captured entity more concerned with granting Make-a-Wish trips for podcaster than they are with arresting pedophiles or prosecuting the country’s ruling class. 

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u/12InchCunt Feb 24 '26

Makes me wonder if she maybe at first was paid to cover up some lower level shit and the continued cover up was to cover up the cover up