I don't know about you, but when I'm unjustly accused of a horrible crime or even unjustly accused of having done something wrong, I want to get everybody I know and threaten them, beg them, and blackmailing them into covering up my innocence.

Wait, what?

No, that's the absolute opposite of what should happen. If somebody unjustly accuses you of having

done something horrible, you want to prove your innocence. You want to make sure the world knows

that you are an open book and you have nothing to hide. So why is it that Donald and many of

his Republican enablers are having an absolute meltdown over the

future fate of the Jeffrey Epstein files. Congress is back in session and today, victims of this

vile predator, Jeffrey Epstein, are holding a press conference in Washington, D.C., in order to

share their stories in order to share their stories, in order

to push for transparency, and to demand the release of the aforementioned Epstein files that

Donald wants so desperately to remain hidden. Republicans are already facing an internal civil

war over this, with several choosing to join Democrats and demanding the release of the files. Why? Because

that's what the Republican base wants. Others, of course, are falling in line with Donald and his

demands to cover up the scandal. If you're looking for a sense of how the right is feeling

since returning to Congress and facing this debacle, look no further than this video

of Nancy Mace leaving a meeting about the Epstein survivors.

Take a look.

Nancy Mace is one of the most inauthentic people in this country.

So I don't know.

I don't know if her reaction is legitimate.

I don't know if she was really moved by what she heard from survivors today. I would like to think that there is some scintilla of humanity left in that person.

She chose to vote with Democrats on a discharge petition to force a vote on releasing the files,

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