1. United States
2. Ohio
3. Letter

I am writing to you today not just as a constituent, but as an American who is horrified by the lack of accountability surrounding the Jeffrey Epstein files. Recent releases have confirmed what many of us feared: a network of powerful individuals participated in and enabled the systematic abuse of children for decades. It is both illegal and fundamentally immoral to exploit the bodies of children. As a leader who frequently invokes Christian values and the sanctity of the family, I find your silence and lack of aggressive action on this matter incomprehensible. Scripture and basic human decency demand that we protect the vulnerable and seek justice for the oppressed. Why have you not yet used the full power of your office to demand that the Department of Justice investigate every perpetrator named or identified in these files? The American public sees the "redacted" truth and the stalled investigations. We see reports being ignored while those who facilitated these crimes remain free. We see an administration that is frantically flooding the zone with unrelated actions to distract the public and avoid any accountability being attached to those who participated. By failing to push for a full-scale investigation into these enablers, you are effectively signaling that the powerful are above the law, even when their crimes involve the destruction of innocent lives. I am demanding that you: -- Publicly call for a Special Counsel to investigate the co-conspirators and enablers identified in the Epstein investigative records. -- Push for the immediate and transparent release of all remaining unredacted files, ensuring that no perpetrator is shielded by political influence. -- Provide a clear explanation to your constituents as to why a "law and order" platform has not prioritized the prosecution of child abusers. I expect a response that details the specific legislative or oversight actions you will take to ensure these individuals are held accountable. The protection of children is not a partisan issue; it is a moral imperative.