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7:41Now PlayingSen. Cynthia Lummis, R-Wyo., this week said she now understands “what the big deal is” after reviewing unredacted files tied to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, The Hill reports.
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#EpsteinFiles #Politics #Trump
Epstein's exploitation of underage girls was widely known
Epstein enterprise was morally criminal and demands accountability
Epstein's network included powerful people who knew of his crimes
Those aware of or engaged in Epstein crimes should face justice
International officials losing positions due to Epstein files
Tech titans appear immune to Epstein files consequences
Epstein network suggests suspicious coordination among powerful people
Epstein survivors are credible and not conspiring against politicians
Senator Lummis's outrage over Epstein files appears politically motivated
Some politicians selectively pursue Epstein accountability based on party affiliation
Steve Bannon's Epstein connection should disqualify him from public life
MAGA supporters abandoning Trump due to political calculation
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