1. United States
2. Mass.
3. Letter

It is time to stop protecting the powerful and start standing with the victims. Jeffrey Epstein preyed on vulnerable young people for years, and too many politicians, prosecutors, and so-called leaders looked the other way. Now, instead of fighting for the truth, FBI Director Kash Patel has claimed there is “no credible information” that Epstein trafficked anyone beyond himself. That is flat-out wrong. Survivors and sworn testimony say otherwise. If Patel can’t face facts, he is unfit for his job. No American should accept an FBI Director who protects elites instead of protecting our kids. Meanwhile, Epstein’s estate still hides hundreds of millions of dollars. That money belongs with the victims — not in secret accounts chosen by Epstein himself. Congress must demand full transparency: release every unredacted file, subpoena every financial record, and make sure every victim gets justice. This is not about left or right. It is about whether America will let elites and bureaucrats bury the truth. Americans do not protect predators — they protect the people. It’s time to drain this swamp, once and for all.