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Bayard

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6. So, prosecute!

Reply to Uncle Joe (Original post)

Wed Jan 7, 2026, 06:38 PM

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Charge them with contempt and obstruction.

They could have gone through these files pretty quickly and wiped out these girls names to protect their identity. The slow walk is to wipe anything to do with trump or his cronies. And no--this is not a matter of national security.

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Massie: Trump officials could be prosecuted over Epstein files [View all] Uncle Joe Wednesday OP

So waive the redaction requirement and release all the files NOW!!!!!! nt Those who are causing the chaos in in2herbs Wednesday #1

This has nothing to do with "protecting the rights of the survivors," they haven't released ANYTHING in over two weeks Uncle Joe Wednesday #2

The law gave the DOJ 30 days to redact the names of the survivors, so I disagree with your statement. nt in2herbs Wednesday #3

The law started November 19th and surely they redacted something to be released in the past two plus weeks. n/t Uncle Joe Wednesday #4

Stop talking and start doing. we can do it Wednesday #5

So, prosecute! Bayard Wednesday #6