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Democrats demand the Epstein files while Gavin Newsom commutes sentences for convicted sex offenders. The priorities do not match. California’s governor has used his authority to reduce or eliminate prison time for individuals convicted of sexual crimes against minors. Those decisions are public record. At the same time, the same party treats the release of Epstein-related documents as an urgent moral issue. One set of cases involves living offenders who received leniency. The other involves sealed records from a deceased individual. The contrast is measurable. Outrage is directed at documents. Leniency is directed at convictions. The difference in response reveals which outcomes the party treats as unacceptable and which it treats as discretionary. The files remain closed. The commutations have already been signed.