Nice but too bad they only fake care now because it aids against trump, this is just political propaganda, wish Epstein would actually get a harsh sentence
According to this article, Acosta helped Epstein get the sweetheart deal in the first place. Doesn't look like he's into taking anyone down I hate to say.
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The deal, called a federal non-prosecution agreement, was sealed so that no one — not even his victims — could know the full scope of Epstein’s crimes and who else was involved. The U.S. attorney in Miami, Alexander Acosta, was personally involved in the negotiations, records, letters and emails show.
Acosta is now a member of President Donald Trump’s Cabinet. As U.S. secretary of labor, he has oversight over international child labor laws and human trafficking and has recently been mentioned as a possible successor to former U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who resigned under pressure in early November.
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nosilence1 ago
Nice but too bad they only fake care now because it aids against trump, this is just political propaganda, wish Epstein would actually get a harsh sentence
septimasexta ago
MSM helped cover for Epstein when this story originally broke. This is obviously a political maneuver BY ENEMIES OF TRUMP. WHAT ABOUT EPSTEIN ISLAND?
Is Acosta in a position to TAKE THEM ALL DOWN?
turitelle ago
According to this article, Acosta helped Epstein get the sweetheart deal in the first place. Doesn't look like he's into taking anyone down I hate to say.
................. The deal, called a federal non-prosecution agreement, was sealed so that no one — not even his victims — could know the full scope of Epstein’s crimes and who else was involved. The U.S. attorney in Miami, Alexander Acosta, was personally involved in the negotiations, records, letters and emails show.
Acosta is now a member of President Donald Trump’s Cabinet. As U.S. secretary of labor, he has oversight over international child labor laws and human trafficking and has recently been mentioned as a possible successor to former U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who resigned under pressure in early November.