It's no surprise that the Washington Post is capitalizing on domestic terrorism for issues that it approves of. The single reason that it is able to do this is

It's no surprise that the Washington Post is capitalizing on domestic terrorism for issues that it approves of. The single reason that it is able to do this is that these outlets were not held to legal account for doing the same thing surrounding George Floyd. At least they aren't allowing their January 6th rhetoric to cloud their journalistic vision. There is no "anger at US Health insurers" that is new. Or is otherwise beyond the anger at the way the system is forced to balance itself in any other arena in which fees, costs, and profit are always in relative flux and people can't get it all. The only novelty in this anger is that someone was murdered and now the Washington Post has declared the murderers issue to be sanctified. Which is exactly what you aren't supposed to do, or at least when you aren't supposed to do it, when you don't want to be seen to be supporting domestic terrorism. The insurance industry sucks, but it sucks by its nature. Its not "broken" nor widely exploited except in the notion that its existence is a corrupt economic act. But its current detractors wouldn't dare be rid of it. Oh no, it isn't that bad. And yet, we are in another period of being harangued with direct and indirect sympathies for murder.