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All Of Epstein's Men: George Mitchell (6/3/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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Epstein Chronicles. You know the funny thing about Jeffrey Epstein's rolodex.
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It reads like the guest list from Hell's Cocktail Hour.
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President princes, billionaires, tech moguls, Hollywood types, all clinking glasses
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while the rest of us try to pretend we aren't gagging.
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But nestled in that little black book of shame is
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the name that Washington would rather you forget. George Mitchell.
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That's right, the same George Mitchell the history books paint
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as a statesman, the calm hand who brought peace to
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Northern Ireland, the democratic lion who sat a top of
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the Senate with a gavel in one hand and gravitas
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in the other. And yet somehow this paragon of virtue
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found himself swimming in the same cesspool as Jeffrey Epstein.
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Now you'd think a revelation like that would be front
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page news for weeks. Survivor of Virginia Roberts under oath
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named Mitchell as one of the men that she was
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trafficked to by Jeffrey Epstein. Let me repeat that the
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former Senate Majority leader was accused in soweign testimony of
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participating in one of the darkest scandals of our time.
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If his name had been McConnell, Grammar, Cruz, you'd still
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be hearing the outrage machine humming about it every night.
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But because it was Mitchell, one of the establishment's golden boys,
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his alledged ties got the velvet rope treatment. Luau came out,
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the broom got busy, and the story was buried so
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deep and might as well have been tossed into Epstein's
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cell alongside the security footage. Mitchell did what every politician
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does when the smell of scandal comes wafting his way,
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issued a stiff denial, put on the am shocked and
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offended face, and counted on his friends in the press
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to cover for him. And they did. The headlines were fleeting,
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the commentary cautious, and before long, Mitchell's name was scrub
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clean of any Epstein residue magic. The same people who
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screech endlessly about protecting survivors suddenly decided this one didn't
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deserve their megaphone. This is where the hypocrisy gets delicious.
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The cable news warriors who flumb at the mouth when
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Epstein is tied to Trump or Prince Andrew suddenly turned
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into monks, practicing vows of silence when the name George
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Mitchell comes up. The late night comics who mine Epstein
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for punchlines didn't dare touch this one. Why because Mitchell
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wasn't just any name. He was one of their names,
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one of the good guys. And then the bizarre morality
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play that passes for modern politics that was enough to
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make the allegations disappear. And the result most Americans don't
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even know Mitchell's name ever came up in the Epstein case.
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They're too busy being spoon fed partisan outrage about the
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other team, while survivor testimonies about Mitchell gets swept into
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the void, and those very survivors, they're once again left
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in the role of pawns, useful when their words can
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be weaponized, disposable when they threaten the wrong person. Let's
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talk about George Mitchell and the little oversight that polite
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society and partisan screamers alike have decided is better left
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in the attic collecting dust alongside every other uncomfortable Epstein tie. Mitchell, Yes,
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the same former Senate Majority leader, peace broker in Northern Ireland,
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and Democratic Statesman was named by Virginia Roberts as one
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of the men Jeffrey Epstein trafficker two. That allegation Tucton's
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sworn testimony should have detonated like a political nuke. Instead,
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it was quietly smothered under layers of legal jargon, media silence,
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and bipartisan disinterest. It's remarkable how someone whose name echoes
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in American politics for decades can just tiptoe out of
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the Epstein narrative because the wrong people would be embarrassed
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if it stuck. Now. Mitchell himself issued the predictable denial,
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painting himself as horrified and insulted that anyone could suggest
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such a thing. But let's be real, when a survivor
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mentions your name under oath in connection with Jeffrey Epstein,
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the standard pr boiler plate doesn't wash away the stench.
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Yet somehow it was enough, the media shrugged, political class
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clammed up, and the whole thing slid beneath the waves.
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If it were a member of the other team, the
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outrage chorus would still be howling. But because Mitchell was
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part of the right club, part of the establishments in
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her circle, the scandal was reduced to a passing headline
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and then filed away like it never happened. You see,
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Mitchell wasn't some nobody. He was a democratic lion, a
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figure trusted with delicate negotiations and feted on the global stage.
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That makes his name popping up in the Epstein orbit
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more than just gossip. It should have sparked inquiries, investigations,
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at a minimum, a deep dive in every newsroom. Instead,
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it got the treatment reserved for uncomfortable truths. It was minimized, qualified,
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and ultimately erased from the official version of the Epstein saga.
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The select of amnesia was not accidental. That shit was strategic.
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And look, the hypocrisy is staggering. The same talking heads
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who FuMB at the mouth about Epstein's ties to Trump
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or scream endless about Prince Andrew suddenly grows shy when
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George Mitchell's name surfaces. The same media outlets that dedicate
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hours of programming to sexual predators when it's politically convenient
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barely cough out a few lines when one of their
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own is implicated. And let's be clear, Mitchell's relationship with
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Epstein wasn't limited to one stray allegation. He admitted knowing Epstein,
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even visiting his townhouse in New York. He framed it
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as nothing more than social courtesies, as if Epstein's home
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was another polite salon on the Upper East Side. That
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detail alone should have been caused for more scrutiny. Why
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was a former Senate majority leader and diplomatic heavyweight hobnobbing
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with a registered sex offender. The question evaporated the moment
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it was asked, because the answers were too inconvenient for
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the people who decide what deserves their time. The sweeping
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under the rug is the story here. It's not even
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whether Mitchell did or didn't commit the crimes he was
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accused of. That shit should be investigated fully. The story
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whe he is how little anyone cared to pursue it.
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The survivor's voices were ignored when they implicated powerful democrats,
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but weaponized if it could be used against their enemies.
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And of course what that is is cynical cherry picking,
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and it proves that for the establishment, survivors are pawns,
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not people. And Mitchell's denials were parroted without challenge, while
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survivor's s warn testimony was buried under endless no corroboration caveats.
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Contrasts that with how other accused figures were covered hours
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of breathless speculation, documentaries, entire careers ruined by association. Mitchell
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got the velvet love treatment, a polite dismissal, and the
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corporate media moved right along. That's the real scandal. A
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survivor can name one of the most powerful men in
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American politics, and the establishment closes ranks to protect them
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and the public most don't even know Mitchell's name was
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even linked to Epstein because the story never got the
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oxygen it needed. Instead, the narrative was sculpted to focus
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only on the villains convenient to target. The outrage machine
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doesn't run on justice, it runs on partisan usefulness. Mitchell
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wasn't useful as a villain, so his role was erased.
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That's how power protects itself by deciding which monsters are
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worth exposing and which must be quietly shielded. What's worse
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is how this erasure let partisans weaponize Epstein selectively look
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at their guy, they scream, while conveniently forgetting the skeletons
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in their own closets. The Epstein scandal is bipartisan, transnational institutional.
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But the game is to pretend it's the exclusive shame
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of the other team. Mitchell is proof of how hollow
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those games are. If you can't say his name with
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the same venom you spit at Trump or Prince Andrew,
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you're not fighting for survivors. You're doing pr for your side. Now.
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Survivors like my friend Virginia were already ridiculed and smeared
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when she named Mitchell. The silence from mainstream outlets added
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insult to injury. Here was a young woman risking everything
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to tell her story, only to watch the establishment memory
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hold her testimony because it implicated someone to important a challenge.
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That's the real betrayal. Survivors weren't just ignored, they were
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used selectively, only amplified when their words serve the right agenda.
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And Mitchell's case also reveals the media's cowardice. They love
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the drama of Epstein, palaces, princes, billionaires, but only when
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they can keep that list tidy. Too many reporters know
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that investigating someone like Mitchell could meet burning bridges with
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the very establishment figures who feed them access, so they
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look the other way, pretending that the story isn't there.
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The truth is, if you're waiting for CNN or The
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New York Times to dig into George Mitchell's Epstein ties,
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you'll be waiting forever. And what does that mean for history?
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It means the official record of Epstein's network is already
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being edited, sanitized, and controlled. Mitchell's name, like others inconvenient
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to the preferred narrative, will fade from public consciousness. Survivors
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will be dismissed as unreliable, and future generations will be
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told a cleaner, more convenient version of the scandal, because
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that's how the powerful rewrite their sins, not by disproving them,
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but by smothering them in silence until they're forgotten. And
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of course, Mitchell's defenders will always fall back on no evidence.
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But evidence does it magically appear when no one investigates.
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Evidence is found by looking, and no one wanted to
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look too closely at Mitchell. Virginia's testimony was enough to
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ruin others reputations, but somehow not his. The double standard
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screams louder than any denial he could ever issue, and
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so George Mitchell becomes one more ghost in the Epstein saga.
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Known to some, forgotten by most, protected by the very
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people who now screech about justice and accountability. It's the
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height of hypocrisy, and it shows just how unseerious the
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establishment is about actually exposing Epstein's network. They don't want
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the truth, they want a curated version of it. Survivors
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deserve better than this. They deserve to have every name
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they spoke examined with the same seriousness, regardless of party
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or prestige. Instead, Mitchell was treated like untouchable royalty, shielded
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from real scrutiny. That's the system. Survivors have always been
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up against, a system where power outweighs the truth. And
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while Mitchell fades from the Epstein conversation, the same people
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who erase them have the gall to act sanctimonious about
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other abusers, although weaponize the scandal for partisan points while
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hoping no one remembers the names that make them squirm.
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Survivors don't need theater. They need the whole truth, even
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when it burns both sides. The real tragedy is that
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Epstein's story should have been the moment of reckoning for
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all power left and right, but it wasn't. It was
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carved into a weapon for whichever side needed it, and
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men like George Mitchell were scrubbed out because they complicated
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the narrative. In that sense, the cover up is by partisan,
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the hypocrisy is bipartisan, and the betrayal of survivors is universal.
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George Mitchell's name should be remembered in this scandal not
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as a footnote, but as a symbol of how deep
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this motherfucking rot goes. The fact that it isn't tells
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you everything you need to know. The rug is thick,
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the broom is busy, and the screaming about the other
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team is nothing more than a distraction, while the real
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story Epstein's full bipartisan network of enablers remains hidden in
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plain sight. All of the information that goes with this
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