The best jobs in Washington are the ones in which you never have to admit error and apologize.
These jobs are mostly in government and the major media. While “Love means never having to say you’re sorry” , messing up in government means one can blame others or feign ignorance. Most recently, we saw that reflected in Dr. Anthony Fauci’s testimony before the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic. Similarly, news organizations’ misreporting or censoring of stories never seems to be corrected.
The FBI finally blew that up when it admitted in court the laptop was real. The agency has been in possession of the laptop since 2019. One post-election voter survey showed enough voters would have changed their vote from Mr. Biden to Mr. Trump and swayed the election had they known about the laptop and its contents.
In the run-up to the 2020 election, Twitter and Facebook refused to report the laptop story. Their excuse was that the FBI had warned them of a potential hack and leak operation targeting Hunter Biden, even though the bureau knew it was real. The major media and liberal cable news networks were unanimous in refusing to question the claims of the former intelligence agents.
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