Staff Reports
President Trump has kept a major campaign promise by releasing 80,000 pages of JFK assassination records. The files reveal new details about Lee Harvey Oswald’s activities but confirm he acted alone. This historic transparency push exposes government operations while shutting down decades of conspiracy theories.
The release followed through on Trump’s 2025 executive order demanding full disclosure of records about political assassinations. These documents – many showing unredacted CIA memos and FBI reports – had been locked up for over 60 years. Previous administrations delayed their release, but Trump insisted the public deserves the truth.
While liberals obsessed over wild theories about CIA plots, these files prove Oswald was a lone communist sympathizer. Records show Soviet officials considered him unstable and unfit for spy work. The KGB monitored Oswald closely during his time in Russia, dismissing him as a “nobody” who couldn’t hit the broad side of a barn with a rifle.
The documents expose how weak federal agencies were in tracking Oswald before the assassination. Bureaucratic red tape and slow communication between the FBI and CIA allowed a known Marxist to slip through the cracks. This failure highlights why Americans distrust Washington’s bloated security apparatus.
Trump’s order also targets records about the MLK and RFK murders – another blow to Democrat-aligned conspiracy peddlers. Releasing these files crushes the left’s false narratives about “systemic” government racism. True justice comes from sunlight, not secret files guarded by coastal elites.
Average citizens can now access every page online through the National Archives. No more waiting for Hollywood filmmakers or Ivy League historians to filter the facts. This digital dump lets hardworking Americans research history themselves instead of relying on liberal academics.
Though no “smoking gun” emerged, the release shows government accountability matters. For too long, career bureaucrats treated JFK files like their personal property. Trump’s bold move returns power to We the People – exactly what voters demanded in 2024. The swamp is draining.
This transparency victory exposes how Trump delivers where others failed. While the establishment protected secrets, he trusted Americans with the truth. The files confirm government incompetence, not grand conspiracies. That’s a win for history – and for conservative leadership.
