It never fails. Whenever the left wants to control the narrative, they play with the so-called “facts.” Now, the Justice Department is in hot water again—this time, for possibly hiding Jeffrey Epstein files from the public. You’d think after years of so-called “transparency,” these folks would learn. But no, the same old tricks are back on stage.
So, what exactly did they try to keep locked away? Turns out, some records about Epstein allegedly connected to Donald Trump were missing from the pile that was released. Now, let’s be clear: the accusations in question were never proven. But that doesn’t stop leftist institutions from whispering innuendo every chance they get. When the story doesn’t fit the anti-Trump agenda, they simply tuck it under the rug. Classic D.C. double standard.
Liberals love to preach about accountability. But try getting the Justice Department to own up to anything these days. Only when journalists do the digging—something the mainstream press usually avoids if it could damage their political idols—does the so-called Department of “Justice” scramble for damage control. First, we’re told everything is out in the open. Then suddenly, whoops, maybe a few files got “misplaced.” How convenient for anyone who’d rather keep Epstein secrets locked away.
This isn’t just a paperwork error. This is government picking favorites again. If these records had anything damning about a conservative or anyone NOT on the left’s naughty list, you can bet it would’ve been headline news for months. But when sketchy claims involve Trump and there’s no hard proof? Hide the records, cross your fingers, and hope nobody notices.
The American people are tired of a system run by incompetent bureaucrats and elitist globalists with nothing but contempt for the truth. If this is what they do when the spotlight is on, imagine how much gets buried when no one’s watching. How many more lies and coverups are festering behind closed doors? Maybe it’s time to ask—if the DOJ can’t handle the truth, then who is really running the show?
Source: Washington Times
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