Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene denies suicide claims, defends push for Epstein files release as moral duty.

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, one of four Republican House members supporting a discharge petition to release the Jeffrey Epstein files, denied being suicidal in a post on X, reaffirming her faith and urging scrutiny of any powerful figures or foreign governments that might seek to silence her. She emphasized her commitment to exposing a supposed sex trafficking network and supporting abuse survivors, framing the push for transparency as a moral duty rather than a political move. Her comments come amid ongoing controversy over the Epstein case and growing Republican divisions, with Greene distancing herself from former President Trump on the issue.