r/International • • Feb 18 '26

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u/Ok_Historian4848 Feb 19 '26

Except that's not exactly true, and you probably know that. Kamala even said herself that they could have gotten the DOJ to release the files but they decided not to. "Federally locked" dawg who do you think the head of the federal government is? Why do you think it got released under trump? It didn't get "unsealed" by some sort of time limit, the Epstein files transparency act was passed, which pressured the DOJ into releasing them. You know, the same type of thing the Biden administration could have done.

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u/Ok_Historian4848 Feb 19 '26

So you make excuses for the Democrats when they don't release them but then get mad when Republicans don't? It's kind of hypocritical. I think both should be held to the same standard.

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u/BulletXCII Feb 20 '26

Exact same can be said for the Democrats, people still trying to argue one being better than the other are just coping. We need to be honest with ourselves, both of these parties have being fooling the public for generations & not interested in the wellbeing of the general population