Staff Reports
President Trump has delivered on his promise to release all remaining JFK assassination files, unveiling 80,000 pages of long-secret government records. This historic transparency push fulfills a key campaign pledge and exposes decades of bureaucratic stonewalling. The American people finally see documents hidden by swamp creatures in the CIA, FBI, and previous administrations allergic to accountability.
The files confirm Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in killing JFK—no shocking “smoking gun” links to shadowy conspiracies. But they reveal disturbing details: Oswald’s interactions with Soviet and Cuban agents in Mexico City were tracked by the CIA weeks before the assassination. Why didn’t career swamp rats at Langley sound the alarm? Their failure to stop a known communist sympathizer raises serious questions about Deep State competence.
For years, Democrat presidents like Biden slow-walked these releases, hiding behind flimsy “national security” excuses. Trump’s decisive action shreds their cover-up culture. Newly exposed memos show JFK himself clashed with rogue CIA operatives after the Bay of Pigs disaster. The president wanted to rein in their cowboy tactics, but the intelligence cabal clearly resented his leadership.
While wild conspiracy theories about CIA hit squads or Mafia plots aren’t proven, the files prove federal agencies lied to investigators. The CIA buried its embarrassing knowledge of Oswald’s Moscow ties and Mexico City travels from the Warren Commission. This institutional arrogance—thinking bureaucrats know better than We the People—is exactly why MAGA voters demanded these files.
The swamp’s fingerprints are all over this tragedy. FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover initially dismissed Oswald as a “lone nut,” refusing to pursue possible foreign connections. Meanwhile, CIA paper-pushers obsessively redacted files for 60 years to hide their blunders. Trump’s release forces these unelected power brokers into sunlight—exactly what the political establishment feared.
Deep State defenders claim “nothing new” emerged, but that misses the point. Transparency itself is the victory. Every parent can now access these records online instead of begging permission from Ivy League archivists. This is how government should work—no more secrets, no more DC elites playing gatekeeper with history.
Critics howl that some files remain sealed, but Trump cleared 80% of the backlog in one bold stroke. Compare that to Obama’s puny 2017 release or Biden’s extensions. The America First movement understands: sunlight disinfects. If the CIA needs more time to scrub its dirty laundry, fine—but the days of permanent classified gravy trains are over.
This watershed moment proves Trump’s leadership drained swamps previous presidents ignored. While coastal media mock “conspiracy theorists,” real Americans finally get answers. The JFK files saga isn’t about rewriting history—it’s about ensuring government serves the people, not its own rotten interests. That’s a victory worth celebrating.
