Democrats say GOP roundtables are a ploy to quash the Epstein investigation
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Democrats allege House Oversight Chair James Comer is using informal roundtables to avoid subpoena votes and slow the Epstein probe, a strategy they say undermines accountability. Republicans defend the format as productive and subpoena-lite oversight, noting hearings and subpoenas continue in other contexts; a Democratic staff memo describes the shift as a deliberate workaround to curb the committee’s power.
- This is how Democrats say Oversight Republicans are trying to quash the Epstein investigation Politico
- Ranking Member Robert Garcia Statement on Republicans’ Sham Roundtable to Avoid Bipartisan Oversight Votes House.gov
- ‘This Is Not a Real Hearing’: Congressman Kicks Off Roundtable by Announcing Democrats Are Boycotting Mediaite
- Dems accuse GOP of using sneaky tactic to block Epstein investigation Alternet
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