...and apparently, for the Washington Post and the Democratic Party, holding their President to account for unfulfilled campaign promises is lodged in a low-priority file somewhere between "Can't Be Bothered" and "Tough Shit".
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In the space of about two weeks, I'm hit with the news that trillionaire serial worker abuser Jeff Bezos has found someone willing to throw down $28 mil for a suborbital joyride with him — and that Elon Musk will refuse to recognize Earth laws in his gated suburbs on Mars. Doubtless Musk will have some Space Force grunts on-call to keep a lid on things out there.
I'm especially bugged that Bezos has chosen July 20 as his launch date; I'm sure he thinks he's making some deep statement or something, but instead I'm just insulted somehow. Christ, 28 million dollars to go suborbital with Jeff Friggin' Bezos. Bah, I'd rather ride Apollo 13.
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This time last year, it was Tom Cotton, Steve Bannon and those doorknobs at the Epoch Fail — uh, sorry, Epoch Times — pushing the 100% evidence-free "Wuhan Lab Leak" conspiracy batshittery, and the Washington Post — along with anyone else with two synapses to rub together — were laughing that shit right outta the room.
So, this past week, it was with more than a little begrudging awe that I watched the Democratic Party, the Washington Post, CNN, Wall Street Journal and friends slam on the brakes, jerk the wheel around, kick in the afterburners and execute a full 180° Emergency Bat-Turn on the Wuhan Lab Leak zaniness. China's the new Enemy Of The Month, and Gropin' Joe needs some dirt on China, so they're dragging Steve Bannon's dirty hot mess out of the dumpster.
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