Rep. Clay Higgins, a Republican congressman, found himself as the sole dissenting voice against a proposal to release the controversial files of Jeffrey Epstein. His argument centered on the potential repercussions for uninvolved individuals, even as the bill received robust bipartisan support and the endorsement of Speaker Mike Johnson, who advocates for transparency.
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