1. United States
2. Ohio
3. Letter

I am writing to express my deep dismay over your failure to support the full release of the Epstein Files. At a time when trust in government is already fragile, refusing to allow transparency in such a critical matter only fuels public suspicion and further erodes confidence in our institutions. Former officials like Pam Bondi have stated that “the client list is sitting right on the DOJ’s desk,” yet nothing is being done. This is not a matter of political convenience—it is a matter of accountability. The American people deserve to know who was involved, without selective redactions or political shielding. I am especially disappointed by the Republicans who campaigned on breaking the establishment, only to become the establishment once in office. Your constituents see through the boilerplate responses sent by your offices. They fail to address the core concern: you are not listening to us. Meanwhile, the President has chosen to lower flags to half-staff for Charlie Kirk but remains silent when Democratic lawmakers are murdered by Republicans. This double standard is appalling. Instead of uniting the country, the President continues to demonize Democrats in an already politically charged environment. This moment calls for courage, not complicity. I urge you to break from partisan lines and demand full transparency in the Epstein case. Failure to do so only signals that elected officials care more about protecting powerful interests than serving the people who put them in office. I ask you to remember: you are accountable to us, your constituents—not to party leadership, not to lobbyists, and not to the political establishment.