Days after Rep. Nancy Mace voted against efforts to force the Department of Justice to release documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, her call to question the prosecution of a local sex trafficking scandal is falling flat.
On Tuesday, Mace (R-SC) voted with Republicans against a procedural motion that would allow the House to vote on a measure Rep. Rho Khanna (D-CA). The measure would have required Attorney General Pam Bondi to release and publish any records or evidence related to Epstein — a call that has gained increasing momentum amid backlash to last week's DOJ memo declaring that there was "no client list."
