Clintons Stand Firm Against Congressional Inquiry

The Clintons have chosen not to participate in a congressional investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, calling it a politically motivated effort. They expressed their stance in a letter to Representative James Comer, who leads the House Oversight Committee. The Clintons believe the investigation is more about partisan politics than uncovering the truth. They argued that the focus should be on the government's role in Epstein's crimes, not on them. The Clintons have already shared what little information they had, but they think the committee is not genuinely interested in the facts.Comer has warned that the Clintons could face contempt charges for not testifying. The Clintons expect this move, seeing it as another example of political maneuvering. They are ready to defend themselves against what they view as unfair treatment. The investigation comes as pressure mounts to release files related to Epstein. These files could reveal connections between Epstein and powerful figures, including former President Donald Trump. The Clintons' decision to refuse testimony has sparked a debate about the investigation's true intentions.