Plaskett justifies text exchange with Epstein, says 'you get information from people where you can'

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Plaskett justifies text exchange with Epstein, says 'you get information from people where you can'
  • Delegate Stacey Plaskett has justified her text exchanges with Jeffrey Epstein during a 2019 congressional hearing, claiming she was seeking information. This has led to significant backlash and allegations of impropriety.
  • The controversy surrounding Plaskett's actions has resulted in threats of censure from the House Freedom Caucus, highlighting the political ramifications of her communications with Epstein.
  • This incident reflects ongoing tensions in Congress regarding ethical standards and accountability, particularly in relation to high
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