Kentucky Congressman. Oversight Committee Chairman. NY Times Bestselling Author. Tweets are about family, friends, sports, farming, politics & my travels
Monroe County, Kentucky
Joined September 2012
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2025 Hidden Hills ⛳️ Member-Member Flight Champions 🏆 in Monroe County. First time I ever played 🏌️♂️with Harlan in a tournament. #KY1
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Congressman and House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer released a 137-page Oversight Committee report Tuesday into the federal government's response to crimes committed by Jeffrey Epstein.
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FIRST ON FOX: Jeffrey Epstein was allowed to leave jail for up to 12 hours a day, six days a week, even after his 2008 conviction.
Now, a new House Oversight Committee report is raising questions about how prosecutorial failures, preferential treatment and missed investigative leads allowed Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell's abuse to continue for years.
Survivors allege Epstein continued sexually abusing women while on work release.
The investigation, led by Chairman James Comer, also examined Epstein's connections to prominent political and business figures, including Bill Gates, Howard Lutnick and Leon Black.
The committee is now calling for further investigations and reforms to prevent similar failures.
Read the report's full findings: foxnews.com/politics/explosi…
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.@GOPoversight Epstein Report: Federal Government failures cited span republican and democratic administrations.
Report contains transcribed interviews that provide new and in some cases, harrowing detail.
"...the crimes Epstein committed after 2005 could have been prevented—and justice served—if not for failures by federal investigators and prosecutors in South Florida and Washington, D.C."
"While some of these failures reflected poor judgment by the USAO (US Attorney's Office,) others appeared to stem from Epstein’s pervasive influence and far-reaching connections, potentially including two attorneys employed by the office."
"...the Department of Justice (DOJ) failed to adequately communicate about document releases and failed to sufficiently protect survivors. Deficient redactions exposed survivors’ sensitive personal information."
It recommends @TheJusticeDept pursue investigations of Epstein's associates and Congress pass legislation that would block non-disclosure agreements from silencing victims.
Full Oversight Report @JamesComer after the jump
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Today, we released a report detailing the findings and recommendations from our review of the federal government’s mishandling of the Epstein and Maxwell cases.
Our mission was clear: bring transparency to the American people and accountability for survivors.
Over the past 15 months, Chairman @RepJamesComer led an investigation that included 19 interviews and depositions, numerous subpoenas, a review of financial records, and more.
Here's what we found. 👇🏻
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The House passed good government and America First legislation to stop fraudulent payments, reduce crime, and support U.S. manufacturing.
But bills like the SAVE America Act are just collecting dust in the Senate.
These bills need to reach President Trump’s desk. No excuses.
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🚨 COMER REVEALS OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE WILL INTERVIEW TWO STAFFERS INVOLVED IN “DECOY DAN”
@JamesComer : “We're going to try to bring in the two staff members…mentioned in the New York Times. The evidence…showed that there was a coordinated effort to deceive the voters.”
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TONIGHT: Rep. James Comer will join "Finnerty" to discuss fallout from midterms and the future of Republican investigations in a majority-Democrat Congress — 8PM ET on NEWSMAX.
WATCH: nws.mx/tv @RepJamesComer
Enjoyed speaking and doing a Q&A at the Private Client Services Advisors Ignite Conference in Louisville.
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Republicans, yesterday was a wakeup call. Kentucky is a two-party state. In May, we need to nominate our strongest possible candidates for constitutional officers, starting with @JamesComer.
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Let’s go Jamie!
A well deserved victory for @JamesComer in #KY01! Congratulations, James. You've worked tirelessly to uncover the truth and deliver accountability. Proud to keep fighting alongside you to protect taxpayers and put the American people first.
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Way to go, @JamesComer!! Let's go!!
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A well deserved victory for @JamesComer in #KY01! Congratulations, James. You've worked tirelessly to uncover the truth and deliver accountability. Proud to keep fighting alongside you to protect taxpayers and put the American people first.
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JUST IN: Republican Rep. James Comer is projected to win reelection in Kentucky’s 1st Congressional District, defeating Democrat Drew Williams.
The race was called almost instantly, with over 75% of the vote breaking his way in the early tally.
Comer, the chairman of the House Oversight Committee, has held this seat since 2016...and it was never in doubt.
Trump won this district 73% to 25.7% in 2024.
Comer took 88.1% of the vote in his May primary.
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Congratulations to my friend and congressman @JamesComer in his reelection! He has been a fighter against fraud and corruption in DC while also fighting to lower costs and improve affordability. Many of us are excited to see what he does next.
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The Associated Press has called the race for U.S. Representative for the 1st District of Kentucky with @RepJamesComer as the projected winner.
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Another resounding victory for my friend @JamesComer. He has the vision and determination to build a stronger America and a more prosperous Kentucky.
Tonight marks another step forward - the best is yet to come! #RunComerRun
🚨 🗳️ It’s ELECTION DAY 🗳️ 🚨
I sincerely ask for your vote in the 1st Congressional District of Kentucky 🙏 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸
Thanks 🙏 Paducah/West KY! Another big turnout on the campaign trail in #KY1 with Andy Barr 🇺🇸. The momentum is building for Election Day 🗳️
