Thomas Massie, a U.S. Congressman representing Kentucky’s 4th district since 2012, has published updates on social media regarding the cosponsor list for House legislation related to the release of Epstein files.
On July 17, 2025, Massie posted a list of cosponsors for H.Res.581 at 2:30 p.m., naming several representatives: “compete cosponsor list as of 2:30pm 7/17/25
@RepRoKhanna
@RepMTG
@RepTimBurchett
@RepEliCrane
@RepBoebert
@Congressman_JVD
@RepEricBurlison
@RepMillsPress
@RepTomBarrett
@RepMaxMiller
@RepRashida
For H.Res.581:
https://t.co/nNy3FeHT4D“.
Later that day, at 3:47 p.m., Massie provided an updated cosponsor list specifically for House legislation seeking the release of Epstein files. The post included an additional representative and read: “Cosponsor list (as of 3:47pm 7/17/25) of House legislation to release Epstein files:
@RepRoKhanna
@RepMTG
@RepTimBurchett
@RepEliCrane
@RepBoebert
@Congressman_JVD
@RepEricBurlison
@RepMillsPress
@RepTomBarrett
@RepMaxMiller
@RepRashida
@RepMcGovern
In a subsequent post on July 18, Massie encouraged continued advocacy from the public with the statement: “Folks, Keep the pressure on, it’s working. But we want all the files. https://t.co/RUNNXQKMIR”.
Massie has represented Kentucky’s 4th District in Congress since succeeding Geoff Davis in 2012 and previously served in state and local government roles. He was born in Huntington, West Virginia in 1971 and resides in Garrison. Massie is also a graduate of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), earning his BS degree in 1993.
