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Here we go again, folks: the Trump trial in Manhattan is playing out like a rerun from 2016. TV screens are filled with the “Access Hollywood” tape saga, and the Stormy Daniels debacle is making headlines all over again. It’s a blatant reminder of how Trump was dragged through the mud over rumors, while other major players skated through scandal largely unscathed.

Let’s cut through the noise and remind ourselves: all talk of Trump’s alleged indiscretions leads us straight back to the Clintons. Just recently, Hillary Clinton had the audacity to appear on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” where she denounced Trump for quashing gossip. According to her, Trump was calculated in his attempts to “squash, bury, kill stories, pay off people,” fully understanding the political consequences. Talk about the pot calling the kettle black.

It’s all quite rich, considering the Clintons’ own record in batting away scandal. In the early days of their 1992 presidential campaign, they convincingly assured America that their marriage was rock-solid, free from controversy. But when Gennifer Flowers claimed to have had a 12-year affair with Bill, the Clintons bait and switched us on “60 Minutes.” Suddenly, these women were just friends whose reputations needed protection.

Looking back, it’s clear what Hillary was serving: a mix of coercion and calculated charm to keep potential accusers at bay. She sold it to the public as a friendly teatime chat, but we all know it was damage control: Clinton edition.

Let’s turn our attention back to Trump and his Stormy Daniels saga. Paying a non-disclosure agreement can be seen as an admission of guilt. Sure, it doesn’t look good, and the relentless Democratic prosecutors are making sure the world knows it. They’re broadcasting the scandal nonstop on CNN and MSNBC with the aim of discrediting Trump, hoping it’ll sway religious conservatives to vote for “devout Catholic” Joe Biden. The hypocrisy is bewildering.

Let’s not forget how fiercely Hillary fought to protect her and Bill’s political future. The media practically threw rose petals at her feet, gushing over her every strategic move. In 1998, Time magazine eulogized Hillary for having the foresight to “see the larger story and shape its telling.” Feel free to interpret that as “shrewd lies.”

What Clinton was truly championing wasn’t some “larger story,” but rather a self-constructed narrative of a “vast right-wing conspiracy.” Fast forward to present day, and we see Democratic prosecutors throwing 91 felony charges at Trump. Meanwhile, the networks can’t bring themselves to chalk it up to a vast left-wing conspiracy.

This is exactly why the American people look on “mainstream media” with a wary eye. More often than not, they don’t tell stories, they manipulate them to favor their political pals.

We need to keep our eyes open to the spin and keep our minds critical of the narrative being pushed. As conservatives, we need to ask the tough questions, cut through the bias, and not be swayed by partisan rhetoric. Keep asking, keep pushing, and let’s get to the truth. The constant media bias in favor of the Clintons is a stark reminder of why we should question everything fed by mainstream media.

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