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T Lee Horne III

Male. Lives in Pensacola, Florida, United States. Is single.

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I retired when I turned 50 years old. I am working again at 72 years old.

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The Clinton–Epstein Hypocrisy Circus: A Guided Tour Through Selective Outrage Let’s start with the documented stuff the media keeps trying to pretend is just “old news”: Jeffrey Epstein—convicted sex ... View MoreThe Clinton–Epstein Hypocrisy Circus: A Guided Tour Through Selective Outrage Let’s start with the documented stuff the media keeps trying to pretend is just “old news”: Jeffrey Epstein—convicted sex offender, billionaire creep, and international parasite—visited Bill Clinton’s White House 17 times in the early to mid-1990s, according to visitor logs. Seventeen. That’s not a random drop-in. That’s “you’re on the regular guest list.” On top of that, flight logs show Bill Clinton flew on Epstein’s jet—yes, that jet—26 times in the early 2000s. Not once for a quick hop, not twice for some charity event, but dozens of legs and trips. You don’t rack up 26 flights with a guy you barely know. That’s a relationship. And this is the same Bill Clinton who turned the Oval Office into a dumpy soap opera set with Monica Lewinsky, a young intern with effectively zero power compared to the President of the United States. The power imbalance wasn’t subtle; it was the whole point. But when the scandal broke, what did the political machine do? Bill lied. Hillary stood by him. And Monica got run over by the bus, backed over, then blamed for denting the bumper. Hillary could’ve walked. She chose to stay—fine, that’s her choice. But instead of holding Bill publicly accountable, she treated Monica like the real offender. Democrats and media lapdogs gleefully shredded Lewinsky’s reputation to protect their guy. Suddenly, “believe women” turned into “destroy the one who got in the way.” Victims? Power inequality? Abuse by powerful men? That sermon didn’t start until their enemies held the office. Fast-forward to the Epstein disaster going nuclear. For years, Epstein’s connections, deals, and filth were basically an open secret. The justice system cut him sweetheart deals. The political class—from both parties—treated him like just another wealthy “friend of the family.” A lot of the people now pretending to be horrified had no problem rubbing shoulders with him when the cameras weren’t looking. Then, when it became politically convenient—especially with Trump in the picture—suddenly the same crowd that shrugged off Clinton’s messianic libido turns into moral Avengers: “We demand justice!” “We stand with the victims!” “We must know who was involved!” Where was this energy when Clinton’s name showed up in flight logs and visitor lists? Where was this righteous fury when Lewinsky was being humiliated on live TV while Bill was painted as some tragic, misunderstood genius? This isn’t justice. It’s weaponized outrage. Let’s be crystal clear: Clinton’s documented ties to Epstein are real. The power imbalance with Lewinsky was obvious and disgusting. The same people who excused or minimized that are now posing as guardians of morality. And any Republican now jumping into this sudden Epstein “morality movement” only when it can be used to club Trump, while ignoring the Clintons’ long, cozy history with Epstein, is either clueless or spineless. Probably both. If we actually care about Epstein’s victims, then everything should be on the table: every flight log, every visitor list, every name—blue tie, red tie, billionaire, politician, celebrity, doesn’t matter. No double standard. No sacred cows. No “but he’s on our team.” Until then, this is not justice. It’s not compassion. It’s partisan theater in a moral costume. And yeah—people are getting sick of the show.

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