A Political Massacre: House Crushes Trump 427–1 in Demand for Epstein File Release

MIDLAND, Texas - Nov. 19, 2025 - PRLog -- The House didn't just vote to release the Epstein files—they detonated a political earthquake. A 427–1 vote, followed by a unanimous Senate, is the kind of message that should make any President step back and accept reality. But this is not a normal presidency, and anyone who thinks this landslide vote guarantees transparency hasn't been paying attention for the last decade. The uncomfortable truth is this: the federal government may still find a way to bury these files, stall their release, or smother them in legal fog. And yes, that should make every American furious.

Let's stop sugarcoating it. The President does not want these files released. The Speaker does not want these files released. And a chunk of the political ecosystem surrounding them has spent years pretending this issue is either irrelevant or too sensitive to touch. Now, suddenly, with the entire Congress demanding sunlight, the same people are clutching their pearls and warning that transparency might "compromise processes" or "interfere with ongoing matters." Give me a break. If they had wanted these documents public, they could have been released years ago.

And yet here we are—still begging for something that should never have been secret in the first place.

The DOJ has already positioned itself as the final obstacle, armed with a stack of privileges it can invoke at will. Law enforcement privilege. Deliberative process privilege. Executive privilege. Every privilege except the one that matters: the privilege of the American public to finally know the truth. Even with a veto-proof vote, the DOJ could drag this through the courts for months, maybe years. And if the Supreme Court gets involved, prepare for an even longer slog, all while the public waits, and waits, and waits.

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