Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Warns of Threats Amid Epstein Files Release Push

Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has become a prominent and vocal advocate for the full release of the Jeffrey Epstein files, joining a small group of GOP lawmakers pushing a petition to force a congressional vote on the matter. Greene has emphasized her support for victims of sexual abuse and has framed the release of these documents as crucial to exposing a powerful network of abusers. In a recent social media post, Greene declared she is "not suicidal" and warned that if anything were to happen to her, an investigation should look into foreign governments or powerful individuals who might want to suppress the information. This statement highlights her concerns about potential threats linked to her activism, especially given Epstein's controversial death, officially ruled a suicide but surrounded by conspiracy theories. Greene's position has put her at odds with President Donald Trump and his administration, who have dismissed the files as irrelevant and opposed their release, leading to a rift between Greene and the former ally. Despite political pressures and warnings from the White House, Greene remains steadfast in her demand for transparency and the exposure of the Epstein network.