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Democrats Push Epstein Conspiracy Despite No Evidence of Cover-Up


Democrats keep shouting about releasing Epstein files, but the truth is already out. Our government thoroughly investigated and found no secret client lists or murder plots. Yet liberals push wild conspiracies to distract from real issues.

Attorney General Bondi released Epstein files earlier this year. Those papers didn’t contain any bombshells. They were mostly old news repackaged for headlines. Democrats pretended this proved cover-ups, but it showed nothing new.

The FBI just finished a massive review of all Epstein evidence. Agents checked every video, file, and locker. They found no proof Epstein blackmailed politicians. The so-called “client list” doesn’t exist – it’s a fantasy pushed by the left.

Prison videos prove Epstein killed himself. FBI experts enhanced the footage frame by frame. Nobody entered his cell that night. All the conspiracy theories about murder are lies. Even top conservatives confirm the evidence shows suicide.

Some activists claim the government is hiding boxes of Epstein secrets. That’s nonsense. The Justice Department examined everything. Most files involve child abuse images sealed by court order. Releasing them would hurt victims and help no one.

Democrats demand more files while ignoring the facts. They want to smear innocent people and create scandals. This isn’t about justice – it’s about attacking their enemies and stirring up anger.

Our leaders did their job and closed the case. Further digging just abuses victims for political games. Liberals won’t accept the truth because it wrecks their conspiracy theories.

The process played out fully. It’s time to focus on real problems, not fake dramas. Patriots see this charade for what it is: a desperate attempt to distract from liberal failures.

Written by Keith Jacobs

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