This is so exciting!
Also depressing, of course. I believe it is fair to conclude that the U.S. Congress has never had so many unqualified, intellectually inferior, obnoxious, ethics-free jackasses staining its halls and reputation at the same time. True, it is difficult to assess the quality of our elected officials prior to, say, World War II, but my conclusion is based on the belief that if the U.S. ever had a government more dominated by knaves, villains and fools, we wouldn’t have lasted this long.
Even with such daunting competition (Marjory Taylor Green, “The Squad,” Rep. Raskin, Rep. Boebert, Senator Senator Hirono, et al.) Khanna managed to stand out yesterday. No only did he state on the floor of the House and on public media that four men were sex criminals when they were not, he followed up his indefensible gaffe by refusing to apologize and instead stooping to “Whataboutism,” Rationalization #2, the Democratic Party’s favorite after #22, “It’s not the worst thing.” Here is #2, if you haven’t reviewed the Rationalization List lately:
Ethics Alarms 
I have to ask the Dems what’s the objective or endgame of their Epstein files search and disclosure effort? It seems totally random.
What makes it worse is his co-conspirators (AKA the mainstream press) are completely ignoring this. I just searched news for “Ro Khanna” and it’s all about how brave he is for publicly naming possible pedofiles. But there’s no media bias …
So, this entire exercise is an attempt by the Dems to convict various and sundry random people of rape and statutory rape and child molestation in the court of public opinion? Mind boggling. Isn’t prosecuting and convicting people for these things the role of law enforcement and the courts? I guess they think they are overseeing the judiciary? Why stop with the Epstein case? Why not review every investigative file in every district?