If the House does not consider EFTA II within seven legislative days, a discharge petition will be circulated.
Circulate a discharge petition if the House does not consider the Epstein Files Transparency Act II within seven legislative days.
Occurrences
Evidence
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Rep. Thomas Massie's office announced H.R. 9694, the Epstein Files Transparency Act II, and stated: "If the House does not consider EFTA II within seven legislative days, a discharge petition will be circulated."
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Just the News reported that Rep. Thomas Massie "launched Monday his second discharge petition" to force release of remaining Epstein files, and described the second petition as tied to the new measure giving state attorneys general, victims, and members of Congress standing to challenge DOJ withholding.
Assessments
Massie made a specific conditional promise to circulate a discharge petition if the House did not consider the Epstein Files Transparency Act II within seven legislative days. The later evidence says Massie launched a second discharge petition tied to that measure after the bill had not advanced, which is the promised procedural action. Because he took the action himself while still serving in the same House term, this counts as delivered in the same_term timing. effort_badge is false because the outcome was delivered rather than merely attempted unsuccessfully.