Congresswoman Ansari accuses Speaker Johnson of silencing Arizonans protecting powerful men who enabled Epstein abuse by not swearing in Adelita Grijalva weeks after special election
Arizona Congresswoman Yassamin Ansari says at a news conference on Adelita Grijalva not having been sworn in as a member of Congress 22 days after her Arizona Seventh District special election that today the voters of Arizona Seventh District spoke loudly and clearly electing her with nearly 70% of the votes and those results were now certified, but instead of doing his job Speaker Mike Johnson was silencing 800,000 Arizonans by using his power to protect the very same powerful men who enabled Jeffrey Epstein's abuse.
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