From The NYT 📰: The “solidarity” of the Epstein class

The Epstein class is not above the law.

Jason,   I spoke this week with New York Times columnist Ezra Klein about what I've learned from the Epstein files, and why it's critical for us to hold the Epstein class accountable.   "Epstein's network may not have known everything, but many of them knew enough," Klein writes. "Whether they believed his denials or didn't care about the crimes, there was a solidarity, or at least a transactionalism, that protected Epstein and enabled his abuses."   It's time for us to tear down those protections. Members of the Epstein class are not above the law. We cannot live in an America where there are two systems of justice – one for the wealthy and powerful, and one for everyone else. Please take a few minutes to read Ezra's piece. Text me at (650) 999-9610 to let me know your thoughts.   Thank you for your activism and all that you do.   In solidarity, Ro Wait! One more thing– Ro doesn't accept a cent from lobbyists or PACs, meaning our work is completely funded by grassroots supporters like you. By donating just $3 today, you're helping us create a country that works for everyone, not just those at the top. That means a renewed investment in American manufacturing, Medicare for All, student debt relief, and a green future.   If you want to support our people-powered campaign as we continue to fight for progress in Washington, please consider making a donation of $3 or more today. Thank you! DONATE $3 DONATE MORE Ro for Congress P.O Box 3513 Santa Clara, CA 95051 United States Paid for by Ro for Congress If you believe you received this message in error or wish to no longer receive email from us, please unsubscribe.