Breaking Political News! Newly re-elected Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva (D) has made a bombshell claim, accusing Republicans of blocking her swearing-in for political gain.

According to Congresswoman Grijalva, Republicans are prioritizing “shielding and protecting the Jeffrey Epstein files” over fulfilling their basic responsibility to allow an elected representative to serve their constituents.

Fiery Accusation: A SHIELD FOR SECRET FILES?

Congresswoman Grijalva, who represents her district, has publicly expressed outrage over the delay in her swearing-in, claiming the delay is not a procedural issue but a malicious political tactic.

“They don’t care about me serving my constituents. They’re preoccupied with another priority,” Grijalva claimed. “What is their priority? It’s protecting the Epstein files from justice. It’s keeping the powerful people involved in one of the most horrific scandals in modern history in the dark.”

The announcement immediately sparked a media and social media storm, raising questions about whether congressional infighting was being used to hide sensitive information.

THE ROLE OF CONGRESSIONAL VETO

This comes at a time when Congress is facing deep disagreements over internal procedures and rules. It’s rare for a newly elected Congressman to be prevented from taking the oath of office, and Grijalva’s public linking of the incident to the Epstein Files has heightened political tensions to alarming levels.

Republicans did not immediately respond to Grijalva’s specific Epstein-related allegations, but they denied any improper motive in handling congressional proceedings.

Is Grijalva’s accusation enough to force Congress to be more transparent about both the proceedings and Epstein’s record, or is this just a political attack to get attention?