Well, here we go again — the corporate media is dredging up another round of old, discredited accusations against former Congressman Matt Gaetz, a man who’s been hounded for years by the political establishment simply because he refused to bow to it. The latest “bombshell” report is from the New York Times — the same outlet that spent years peddling the Russia hoax — and it’s recycling the same unproven claims that the Department of Justice already investigated and dropped.
Let’s be clear: Matt Gaetz was never charged, never convicted, and never proven guilty of a single thing. The DOJ under both Biden and Trump-era prosecutors combed through every allegation, and after a years-long witch hunt, they found nothing. But now that Gaetz is back in the national spotlight — hosting on One America News and still fighting for the America First movement — the Left can’t resist taking another swing.
This story tries to paint a sensational picture: a 17-year-old girl, “vulnerable,” “homeless,” “exploited.” But scratch beneath the emotional headlines, and you’ll find what’s always there — a narrative built on the shaky testimony of someone with a long history of bad decisions, poor judgment, and ties to people who were themselves convicted criminals. The centerpiece of the case, Joel Greenberg, wasn’t just some minor character — he’s a disgraced, admitted felon who made a deal to save himself by throwing others under the bus. He had every incentive to smear Gaetz and anyone else who once knew him.
Yet the media ran with his claims as gospel truth. The Times now breathlessly repeats old accusations from years ago, conveniently timed to embarrass Gaetz just as he’s regaining traction in conservative circles and rebuilding his career.
And let’s talk about that “ethics report” — a political hit job if there ever was one. It wasn’t a criminal finding; it was a bureaucratic summary released after Gaetz had already left Congress. In other words, it was a parting shot by a Washington establishment terrified of what Gaetz represents: a young, fearless conservative who stood shoulder to shoulder with President Trump, exposed the corruption in Congress, and called out the D.C. swamp by name.
The so-called “victim” in this story — whose attorney now seems to be working overtime to humanize her — admitted to lying about her age on websites built to connect “sugar daddies” with younger women. That doesn’t make her evil, but it does make her part of a system that thrives on moral gray areas — the kind that the media exploits when it’s convenient. And yet, Gaetz has maintained from day one that he never had any sexual relationship with her, never paid her, and was targeted for extortion.
In fact, Gaetz revealed that the same woman’s representatives demanded $2.3 million from him to keep quiet — and when he refused, the allegations conveniently went public. She never sued, because she couldn’t prove a word of it.
The real story here isn’t Matt Gaetz — it’s the way the Left and its media allies weaponize scandal to destroy anyone aligned with Trump. They couldn’t beat him in court, so they tried to ruin him in print. And they did it while pretending to care about “ethics” — from the same crowd that ignores the Bidens’ foreign bribes and Epstein’s client list.
Gaetz was one of Trump’s fiercest defenders in Congress — a man who exposed the deep state, pushed back against endless wars, and fought to dismantle the political class that feeds off corruption. That’s why they came after him, and that’s why they’re still trying.
As for the so-called “victim,” her story is tragic — but not for the reasons the media wants you to think. She’s a product of broken families, moral decay, and a culture that exploits vulnerability. And the political Left, with all its supposed compassion, is perfectly happy to use her as a pawn in their long war against Trump and the populist movement he built.
Matt Gaetz is not the villain here — he’s the target. The DOJ cleared him. The facts never added up. And now, as he steps back into public life under President Trump’s renewed leadership, the swamp is desperate to drag his name through the mud one more time.
But the America First movement isn’t buying it. We’ve seen this movie before — and this time, we know exactly who the real predators are.
