>>937078845Like it or not, we are a 2 party system, and that won't ever change without ranked choice voting.
Frankly, I am seeing a lot of people "playing both sides" on this issue.
That doesn't make sense, it just never made sense why everyone always treats the things Democrats do and Republicans do to be equally suspicious, even when there's a clear and distinct difference.
With Epstein, Dems told us the files existed, more or less, in the form of lots of different evidentiary pieces like flight logs and other journals where Epstein wrote names of both victims and Suspects.
They told us that they don't want to release it yet, and their excuses were:
A. It will make it more difficult, or impossible, to prosecute (If the court of public opinion is thorough, a jury could never be found that wouldn't be thrown out, making a conviction under rule-of-law impossible.)
B. Victims will be hurt by the early, fully unredacted release. (This was when the public believed it to be hundreds of victims.)
When Republicans got in, they took the House and Senate, and got to fill every top position with their hand selected choice, which, by the way, Biden didn't do. He didn't fire everyone, so all of Trump's original appointees for things like HEAD OF THE FBI, were the same throughout Biden's admin, but I digress. Trump gets in, owns the entirety of the government, including the executive seats and a bunch of agencies. What is Trump's excuse for no release?
1. The files will be released
2. The files are on my desk
3. We already released them (phase 1, shit Biden already released.)
4. The files never existed.
5. The files exist and are a Democrat fakery made by Obama and Hillary.
6. Why are you still talking about this Epstein guy?
I know which party was at least trying to convict people in those documents. It just sucks that people were so polarized, they immediately accused the Obama judge in ghislaines Case of being biased, so they overly favored every one of Ghislaines rqs.