The Trump administration’s release of 64,000 unredacted JFK assassination files inadvertently exposed the personal information of hundreds of Americans, including Social Security numbers. This action prompted outrage from former government officials whose data was compromised, citing risks of identity theft and threats. While the White House acknowledged the error and initiated a response plan with the National Archives and Social Security Administration, the release yielded no significant new revelations about the assassination itself. Critics condemned the release as reckless and unprofessional, highlighting the potential harm inflicted on individuals without sufficient consideration.
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The release of unredacted JFK assassination files resulted in the accidental disclosure of sensitive personal information, including Social Security numbers, prompting outrage and legal action. Former Trump lawyer Joseph diGenova plans to sue the National Archives, citing negligence in the review process. The White House claims the release fulfilled a promise of transparency and that a plan is in place to offer credit monitoring and new Social Security numbers to affected individuals. However, the decision-making process behind the release of this personal data remains unexplained.
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Trump says he will quickly release the assassination files pertaining to JFK, Robert Kennedy, and Martin Luther King Jr. This announcement, however, feels strikingly familiar to many. The promise itself echoes past pronouncements made during his previous term, raising questions about the sincerity of this latest pledge.
The timing of this announcement is also intriguing, prompting speculation about its underlying motivations. Some suggest it’s a deliberate distraction tactic, a maneuver designed to divert attention from other pressing matters. This theory gains traction when considering the many other promises Trump has made and failed to keep.
The repeated promises to release various files, including the potential release of tax returns and comprehensive infrastructure plans, have left many feeling disillusioned and skeptical of his current claim.… Continue reading
John Q. Hosedrinker 
Matt Underwood