1. United States
2. Utah
3. Letter

I am deeply concerned about the lack of transparency surrounding the Jeffrey Epstein investigation and urge you to support the discharge petition led by Rep. Thomas Massie. This petition, which is nearing the crucial 218-signature threshold, aims to force a vote on releasing the files associated with the Epstein case. Your support is critical in ensuring full disclosure and accountability in this matter of significant public interest. The discharge petition has faced opposition, including from House Speaker Mike Johnson, and pressure from the previous administration. However, the importance of transparency in this case cannot be overstated. The recent release of over 33,000 redacted documents by the House Oversight Committee is a step in the right direction, but it is not enough. We need full access to the unredacted files to understand the extent of Epstein's crimes and any potential cover-ups. By supporting this discharge petition, you would be standing on the side of transparency and justice. Your constituents, including myself, deserve to know the truth about this case and its far-reaching implications. The political ramifications of this issue are significant, and your support for the petition would demonstrate a commitment to accountability regardless of party lines. I strongly urge you to add your signature to the discharge petition immediately. The upcoming special election in Arizona could provide the 218th signature, potentially from Democrat Adelita Grijalva. However, we should not rely on a single vote to push this critical issue forward. Your support now could be the tipping point in forcing a vote and bringing these important documents to light. The protection of vulnerable individuals and the pursuit of justice should be paramount. By signing this discharge petition, you will be taking a stand against those who would shield wrongdoers from scrutiny. Please act now to ensure that all information related to the Epstein case is made public. Your constituents are watching, and history will judge the actions taken in this moment.