What a spectacularly blinkered thing to say. 
In a sense, this column articulates the other side of the pitch frequently made about what the promise of a Biden presidency would bring: the idea that Biden represented a recovery of the boringly normal.
Biden got injured trying to grab his dog's tail. Trump was out there, the way many journalists saw it, reanimating the Hilterian project.
Like, *of course* a certain measure of the "thrill" is going to evaporate along with Trump's stranglehold on the office.
Like, *of course* a certain measure of the "thrill" is going to evaporate along with Trump's stranglehold on the office.
But to talk wistfully about that, to talk about it as a kind of *loss*, is to publicly prioritize your own sense of adventure above what Biden's victory has meant, and will mean, for the country.
It's an egregiously parochial take.
It's an egregiously parochial take.
“The thrill of seeing JARED KUSH in the Oval asking for a quick two trillion subsidy to fix his quantum hoverboard. God, I miss it.”
—Anonymous Journalist in Biden’s press room
—Anonymous Journalist in Biden’s press room
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