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One, two, three, taking us space! Woo! Tamir!

Tamir's in space!

It's okay.

Please win up there.

Flynn by and you look.

It has been four days since Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin launched an all-women crew into sub-orbit for 11 minutes.

The trip lasted 11 minutes, but was choreographed like it was a music video with Katie Perry

floating midair. She's holding a little flower of some kind. She's clutching her tour set list for some subliminal

advertising. She comes back after 11 minutes and she kisses the ground as if she were not gone

mere minutes but was gone eight months like the real astronauts who launched into space and were stuck

thanks to NASA and the Biden admin.

Now, this was supposed to be a triumph, a high-flying celebration of female empowerment,

complete with custom-tailored sexy flight suits, perfect hair, add the pop star theatrics,

and none of it landed. No one was impressed. Not on the left,

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