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The suspicions surrounding Epstein’s death and refusal to accept the media’s early account of what happened underscores how the public no longer trusts the press or government to tell the truth. Now, anyone who doubts the “official line” is called a... amgreatness.com/2019/08/12/jef…
conspiracy theorist. Get this from Politico’s editor: “Jeffrey Epstein’s death has brought conspiracy theories into the political mainstream, with some influential people unable to take the details at face value.”
That’s a shocking statement.
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That’s a shocking statement.
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He went on: “Politics in the Trump era is a conviction—shared initially by many people who backed Trump but now embraced with similar fervor by many who loathe him—that things are not what they seem...that the institutions of American life are not on the level.” Gee I wonder why?
This from the same outlet that promised Trump colluded with Putin to help him win the election. The same outlet that reported every accusations against Kavanaugh. amgreatness.com/2019/08/12/jef…
A July poll owed that “about two-thirds (69%) of Americans say the federal government intentionally withholds important information from the public that it could safely release, and 61% say the news media intentionally ignores stories that are important to the public.”
It’s impossible to calculate how much the Russiagate scandal, the cover-up and the fact no one has yet been held accountable has eroded the public’s confidence in government and the media. And Rod Rosenstein wants to lecture us about falling for “conspiracies?” Puhleeze
