Staff Reports
In a world where the leftist media obsesses over every chance to smear President Trump, the latest antics hit a new low. President Trump, a leader who constantly fights for American values, was interrupted by a liberal reporter throwing irrelevant questions about Jeffrey Epstein. This happened during an important Cabinet meeting. Instead of focusing on pressing national issues, the biased media insists on dragging unrelated controversies into the spotlight. It’s nothing short of disgraceful.
Attorney General Pam Bondi, one of our nation’s staunch defenders of justice, faced a baseless query about whether Epstein worked for intelligence agencies. The left loves to dredge up these pointless conspiracies hoping to derail conservative momentum. Bondi, as expected, stood her ground and dismissed the nonsense. All Americans should be thankful for officials who maintain their focus on serving the public, not on wild goose chases.
How much longer do we have to endure this media circus? Each day the fake news outlets spin distractions as if they’re news, keeping folks from what’s truly important—securing our borders, boosting our economy, and standing strong on the world stage. Meanwhile, liberals continue to chase ghosts and fan conspiracy flames that serve no one except their radical agenda.
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— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) July 9, 2025
This relentless bid to tie President Trump to Epstein is absurd. They fail to see the real issues affecting hard-working Americans because they’re busy with smears and scandals. These reporters are more interested in takedowns than in truth. They are the epitome of hypocrisy: claiming to hold power accountable, yet blind to the successes and strides made under this presidency.
With each passing day, it becomes clearer that the mainstream media is shackling us with their own bias and lies. President Trump remains steadfast in putting America first, unfazed by liberal journalists trying to sidetrack him with frivolity. Maybe it’s time these reporters did their jobs and focused on the real challenges. Or is that simply too much to ask?
