Sunlight matters — and so do survivors. Our standard is simple: we will support the release of lawfully obtained, court-authorized records related to the Epstein matter, with names of minors and documented victims redacted to protect their privacy and safety. We will never redact — or withhold — names based on political party, donor status, or influence. One standard for everyone.

What this means in practice

• Survivor-first redactions. We will redact the names of minors and any individuals identified as victims/survivors unless they have publicly self-identified, and we will honor court-ordered redactions in full.
  
  

• No partisan filters. We reject “selective transparency.” Whether a name belongs to a Republican, Democrat, or anyone else, the same rule applies.
  
  

• Official records only. We will link to or publish materials that are already public through courts, law-enforcement, or official releases. We will not post leaked, hacked, or unverified lists.
  
  

• Due process respected. Allegations are allegations until proven in court. We will present documents with context, dates, and citations so readers can review primary sources themselves.
  
  

• Independent legal review. Before any posting or link goes live, it will be reviewed for compliance with privacy, defamation, and victim-protection laws.
  
  

Why it matters
Ending exploitation requires both transparency and responsibility. We can protect survivors and the integrity of ongoing cases while refusing special treatment for the powerful. That’s the standard I’ll uphold—no favors, no fear, and no double standard.