Hillary Clinton claims amnesia on Epstein and Maxwell ties but voters are not buying it

Once again, Hillary Clinton wants Americans to believe she’s in the dark about some of the world’s most notorious criminals. This week, she sat before Congress and claimed—without blinking—she knows nothing about the evil acts committed by Jeffrey Epstein. She insists she’s just a bystander, apparently bumping into Ghislaine Maxwell at a few parties and nothing more. How convenient.

It’s hard to swallow that story. These global elites move in the same exclusive circles, travel to the same remote islands, and do business with the same shady billionaires. Whenever scandals stick to their friends, the Clintons always have the same answer—deny, deflect, distract. Average Americans would be torn apart for even knowing someone like Epstein, let alone rubbing elbows with his closest confidant. But if you’re a Clinton, the rules don’t apply.

Let’s not forget, the political class always protects its own. Hillary acts like it’s outrageous to suggest she and Maxwell had a close relationship. But anyone who questions her story is immediately called a “conspiracy theorist” by the leftist press. The Democrat establishment will bend over backwards to shield their queen from tough questions. When it comes to the crimes of their globalist buddies, liberals suddenly turn into amnesiacs.

The hypocrisy is breathtaking. Democrats pretend to be champions of women and children, yet can’t seem to answer simple questions about the company they keep. Clinton expects Americans to trust her word, even after decades of scandal, corruption, and lies. It’s the same tired Washington routine—deny everything, hope the media will cover up the mess, and count on the American people to forget.

Why is it always the same faces caught up in these scandals? Why do people like Hillary Clinton get a free pass while regular Americans would be destroyed? The elite swamp runs deep, but the truth always floats to the surface. Maybe it’s time these so-called leaders finally answer to the people, instead of treating us like fools.

Source: Washington Times