The Tara Show

South Carolina gubernatorial candidate Nancy Mace went viral after leaving an Epstein victims’ hearing in tears, later revealing she suffers from clithrophobia—an intense fear of being trapped or confined. While critics mocked her and supporters offered sympathy, the story highlighted her own history as a sexual abuse survivor with an active state investigation still open. Whatever the truth of that case, her emotional exit underscored just how heavy the Epstein revelations remain for anyone who hears them. But the fallout quickly shifted to the media. CNN’s Brian Stelter lashed out—not because of the tragedy itself, but because conservatives were able to elevate the story online, bypassing mainstream gatekeepers. Outlets like X accounts Libs of TikTok, End Wokeness, and DC Draino now have audiences dwarfing CNN’s reach, and Stelter admitted he was furious that social media could set the agenda. His outrage revealed the deeper truth: the old media monopoly on narrative control is gone. For years, outlets li