In a fact sheet selling “transparency,” the DoJ accidentally confirmed that they no longer belong to the public. We all had our doubts, but they just confirmed whose pleasure they’re serving.
On Sunday, Dec. 21, the official X account of the DoJ posted a polished “Fact Sheet” explaining its latest release of Jeffrey Epstein–related documents. The goal, according to the document, was to address growing criticism over redactions and delays. But what it ended up doing was far more revealing and concerning.
