Steve Bannon forwards speculation linking Labor Secretary Alex Acosta’s lenient Epstein plea deal to personal career ambitions and ties to Kirkland...
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The passage provides several concrete leads – names (Alex Acosta, Jeffery Epstein, Ken Starr, Jay Lefkowitz, Senator Ben Sasse, Senator Marco Rubio, Penny Nance), dates (December 2018), and a possible Acosta, then lead prosecutor, approved a 13‑month sentence for Jeffrey Epstein despite severe charge Bannon alleges Acosta’s leniency was motivated by future career benefits, specifically relationshi
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