Congress Taking Time Off To Avoid Epstein Files Transparency Act Vote for Midterm Election
Congress – At first it was, we’re just going to cancel two weeks off the calendar, and we know why that happened. It’s to keep the Epstein Files Transparency Act from getting the 218 votes on the discharge petition, ripening over seven days, and passing before the midterm election, thereby making the Senate be accountable in the weeks leading up to the midterm election. Oh my gosh, we can’t have that.
We can’t have Congress senators called to task while they’re stumping and spreading their campaign promises. Oh no, we can’t put them on the spot like that and ask them if they’re going to vote for Epstein Files Transparency Act and justice for the survivors. So why did he just cut another day off the calendar?
Congress Taking Time Off To Avoid Hegseth Impeachment Vote for Midterm Election
I introduced eight articles of impeachment against Peter Brian Hegseth. Nobody has come to the rescue of the Secretary of Defense. I don’t even see the online brigade of paid media grifters who typically rally for MAGA and the president while they’re collecting their checks. When you introduce articles of impeachment against Peter Brian Hegseth as a privileged resolution, what happens? Well, the speaker has 48 hours to schedule a vote. 48 hours would be tomorrow.
Republicans Majority in House, Senate, Presidency
We have a conservative majority in the Supreme Court. We have a Republican in the White House. We have a Republican majority here, a Republican majority in the Senate. We’re complaining that elections were stolen. We are calling off Congress? Calling off Congress and we’re in the majority? We will have been in Congress, I think, eight full days since July, between July and the midterm election.
Corrupt Congress Taking Time off and Getting Paid for it
Isn’t that crazy? Where else can you get a job that pays almost $15,000 a month and benefits and some months you don’t even have to come to work? The months where you do come to work, there’s three weeks, but we call a week four days. Four days, well, we wouldn’t have to travel on our own time. So four days is actually two days because we need a day to get here and a day to go home. So we have, we call it two days is a week up here and three weeks is a month if we feel like working that month. Tthis was supposed to be one of those three or four week, three week months, but it just became a one week month because as a fully participating member of Congress,
I’m trying to get justice for the Epstein survivors. I’m trying to stop a war, a hot war where we don’t care anymore so much about which is civilians and which is military targets. A hot war that could go nuclear.
Washington Post – GOP-led House scraps two weeks of work ahead of midterms
USA Today – As race for control tightens, Senate calls it quits until after midterms
