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Epstein Survivors Press Concerns in Washington Before Blanche Vote

Survivors said Blanche was condescending and gave no answers, as they urged senators to reconsider support for his confirmation.

  • On Wednesday, survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse criticized Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche's behavior during a recent meeting, urging Republican senators to oppose his confirmation ahead of Thursday's scheduled committee vote.
  • Senator Thom Tillis forced the face-to-face meeting after Blanche previously avoided interacting with victims, as Tillis had suggested he would not support the nominee until survivors were heard.
  • Survivor Dani Bensky claimed Blanche snapped, "Can you get to the point already?" during discussion; she described the meeting as "very condescending," stating the group received no answers regarding investigative leads or Ghislaine Maxwell.
  • Blanche's nomination remains uncertain as Senators John Cornyn and Tillis expressed skepticism Wednesday, questioning his refusal to confirm he would not revive President Donald Trump's controversial "Anti-Weaponization Fund."
  • The controversy surrounding the "Epstein Files" persists as victims continue fighting for justice following the financier's 2019 suicide, with survivors demanding the Department of Justice follow investigative leads.
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