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MONDAY — Representatives
I’m writing as a constituent who expects transparency and accountability from those elected to represent the public.
Given your role on the House Oversight and Accountability Committee, I’m asking for your support in ensuring the release of all legally permissible, non–victim-identifying documents related to major investigations of public interest, including high-profile cases such as those involving Jeffrey Epstein.
Transparency should not be delayed or unclear—public trust depends on it.
I appreciate your time and your responsibility to represent the interests of the public.
frank lucas
Role: U.S. Representative
Committee: Financial Services
Why he matters: serves on the House Financial Services Committee and has leadership responsibilities related to financial markets, monetary policy, and federal financial oversight
kevin hern
Role: U.S. Representative
Committee: Ways & Means, Homeland Security
Why he matters: Has jurisdiction over taxes, revenue, and major federal programs, also serves in House Republican leadership, giving him additional influence.
TUESDAY-Senators
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James Lankford
Role: Appropriations, Finance, Indian Affairs, Rules
Why he matters: Attempted rare bipartisan border security deal in 2024 (killed by Trump's opposition); respected across the aisle for spending oversight and tribal sovereignty work
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I am writing as an American who expects transparency and accountability from those elected to represent the public.
I’m asking for your support in ensuring the release of all legally permissible, non–victim-identifying documents related to major investigations of public interest, including high-profile cases such as those involving Jeffrey Epstein.
Transparency shouldn’t require repeated requests, and it shouldn’t take this long. Public trust depends on it.
I appreciate your attention to this matter.
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Alan Armstrong
Role: U.S. Senator
Why he matters: Recently appointed to fill seat previously held by Markwayne Mullin
WEDNESDAY — Oversight Focus
I’m writing as a constituent who expects transparency and accountability from those elected to represent the public.
Given your role on the House Oversight and Accountability Committee, I’m asking for your support in ensuring the release of all legally permissible, non–victim-identifying documents related to major investigations of public interest, including high-profile cases such as those involving Jeffrey Epstein.
Transparency should not be delayed or unclear—public trust depends on it.
I appreciate your time and your responsibility to represent the interests of the public.
frank lucas
Role: U.S. Representative
Committee: Financial Services
Why he matters: serves on House Financial Services Committee and has leadership responsibilities related to financial markets, monetary policy, and federal financial oversight
Thursday- White House
fRIDAY- mEDIA
I’m writing as an American who values transparency and accountability in matters of public interest.
There is continued public interest in the release of all legally permissible, non–victim-identifying documents related to major investigations, including high-profile cases such as those involving Jeffrey Epstein.
Many people are paying attention and looking for clear, fact-based coverage on this issue. Increased visibility and reporting play an important role in maintaining public trust.
Thank you for your time and for keeping the public informed.