‘Fight, Fight, Fight!’ One Year Later: What It Says About the D.C. Cover-Up Culture

Even though the Trump 47 administration went through the motions of releasing “all” files related to the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy, questions remain. Somehow, to many, the CIA seems to have had its hand in this momentous tragedy, if not directly responsible for what transpired.

True of false? We’ll never know because “all” files were not released.

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Today marks another historical anniversary: It’s been one year to the day since then-presidential candidate Donald Trump nearly lost his life to an assassin’s bullet in Butler, Pennsylvania.

Questions remain about this whole sorry affair as well. For instance, who was Thomas Crooks, what was his motive, and did he have overseas ties? No one in D.C. can or will answer these questions.

Curiously, today’s anniversary follows by one week another sordid affair relating to the rumored “Epstein files,” which Attorney General Pam Bondi in March said she had sitting on her desk.

This past Monday in a cryptic, unsigned memo, the FBI suddenly denied the existence of any “client list” in the Epstein files. As I posed the question in an earlier post, did this memo emerge in response to Elon Musk’s claim (in a since-deleted psot) that Trump’s name may have been in the Epstein files?

Anyway, the conclusion I draw from the above three examples is that the people running Washington, D.C. are experts at cover-ups. First of course is the need to CYA — cover your ass. And second is the need to CEA — cover everyone’s ass in the Swamp.

Everyone, that is, unless you’re Donald Trump or any other Republican standing in the way of the Demofiends’ push for one-party rule, theirs, of course.