A major vote has passed in Congress, forcing the release of all records related to Jeffrey Epstein, sending Donald Trump into a state of panic as the fallout threatens to end his term.
The bipartisan bill, which passed with overwhelming support, marks a significant defeat for Trump, who had previously fought to keep the files sealed. After months of resistance, Trump reversed his position and agreed to sign the legislation, acknowledging he could not stop the inevitable.
Trump’s panic is rooted in the fear that the files will expose his own connections to Epstein and potentially reveal damaging evidence about his administration. The vote has highlighted deep divisions within his own party, with several Republicans breaking ranks to support the release, further isolating Trump politically. Lawmakers and victims’ advocates argue that transparency is essential for justice, and the vote is seen as a crucial step toward accountability.
As the files prepare to go public, Trump faces mounting pressure from all sides, with his legal and political future hanging in the balance. The outcome of this vote could define the final days of his presidency, as the nation awaits what revelations the Epstein files will bring to light.
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