No matter how divided a country, there are always some things that transcend politics or ideology.
Bipartisan concerns that are shared by everyone.
That should, in fact, unite everyone, regardless of their personal beliefs.
And without a doubt, the horrifying murder of a duly elected leader is just such a matter.
Despite a federal law requiring all documents related to the investigating be made public years ago.
Too many elements of the official account that strain credulity.
Too many reports that were changed after the fact that conveniently fit a particular narrative.
One cannot stress enough just how bipartisan this is.
Both men have sat behind the same Resolute Desk in the same Oval Office as their slain predecessor.
And both refused to comply with the order.
The very same government he was asking to be put in charge of.
And who also happens to be JFK’s nephew, Robert Kennedy Jr. Whose father was also assassinated.
And whom he claims was killed by that same federal government.
Are you with me so far?
Then strap in, because the rabbit hole is about to get deeper.
‘I talked to President Trump for the first time about that this week,’ he continued.
Gee, it’s hard to imagine why withholding all the relevant information would spark conspiracy theories.
Sure, nobody voted for this Mike Pompeo.
But that doesn’t mean he doesn’t have the right to demand we be kept in the dark.
Or give us the right to question him.
We’re basically children.
The Secretary of State and everyone else in charge are our parents.
And in that dynamic, “Because we said so” is a perfectly valid reason to comply.
Of course one might be justified in asking “Why?”
Why can’t we know the extent to which federal law enforcement had been keeping a file on Oswald?
Why the so-called “Magic Bullet” that hit both JFK and Gov.
That Secretary Pompeo knows?
Keep all those secrets from us for our own good.
And just expect we’ll be good citizens and stop wondering what we’re not being told.
All we want is the truth:
And we deserve nothing less.
May justice be done though the heavens fall.
