The Washington Post’s implosion under Jeff Bezos’s reign reached a dramatic crescendo this week, with mass layoffs slashing hundreds of jobs and leaving the paper’s far-left echo chamber in tatters. As Nolte brilliantly skewers in his Breitbart takedown, the same serial-liars who torched the Post’s credibility—through endless Russia hoaxes, Covington smears, and relentless anti-Trump crusades—are now whimpering for a fresh sugar daddy billionaire to prop up their failing circus. It’s poetic justice: Bezos, once their golden goose, finally pulled the plug after years of hemorrhaging $100 million annually on agenda-driven journalism that alienated all but the most die-hard coastal elites. No more blank checks for Fabiolous op-eds and identity politics navel-gazing.

This isn’t just schadenfreude for conservatives; it’s a seismic shift with direct ripples for the 2A community. The Post has been ground zero for the gun-grabbers’ propaganda machine, churning out hit pieces on the NRA, demonizing self-defense rights, and amplifying every Bloomberg-funded myth about assault weapons since the early 2010s. Remember their hysterical coverage post-Parkland, framing AR-15s as tools of apocalypse while ignoring defensive gun uses? With staff gutted and finances in freefall, expect a desperate pivot: more shrill calls for federal red-flag laws, ATF crackdowns, and assault weapon bans to rally their shrinking donor base. But here’s the silver lining—their weakened state means less coordinated media firepower against pro-2A lawsuits like Rahimi or the coming Heller sequels. As legacy outlets crumble, independent voices and citizen journalists fill the void, amplifying real data from the FBI’s crime stats (violent crime down amid rising gun ownership) over their fearmongering.

For gun owners, this is a clarion call: the anti-2A cartel is cornered and lashing out. Bezos’s exit strategy exposes the fragility of their model—subsidized by oligarchs who tire of the red ink. Stock up on ammo, support true 2A warriors in the courts, and watch as the Post’s pleas for bailout cash go unanswered. The era of unchallenged media monopolies is dying, and with it, their grip on the narrative that paints law-abiding carriers as villains. Freedom’s momentum is building; let’s keep the pressure on.