MICHAEL CHAMBERLAIN: Threats Of ‘Accountability Agenda’ From Obama/Biden Insider Are High Comedy

Credit where it’s due: Susan Rice uttered the phrase “accountability agenda” with a straight face. It takes enviable self-control for a former member of the Biden administration to dangle “accountability” over anyone’s head without blowing the take.

But Rice wasn’t just talking about the run of the mill “lawfare” and political retribution that her party zealously pursued against their opponents for four years. If Democrats take Congress in the mid-terms this fall, she says, they’re coming for the private sector – companies that dropped the unconstitutional DEI programs and stifling corporate governance regimes she and her allies imposed.

On the podcast of former U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, the Obama insider and erstwhile Ambassador to the U.N. sounded positively Old Testament: “This is not going to be an instance of forgive and forget. The damage that these people are doing is too severe to the American people and our national interest.”

“If these corporations think that the Democrats, when they come back into power, are going to… play by the old rules, and… say, ‘Oh, never mind. We’ll forgive you for all the people you fired, all the policies and principles you’ve violated, all… the laws you’ve skirted.’ I think they’ve got another thing coming,” Rice added.

It’s unclear what “old rules” Rice was referencing. Are they the “old rules” that were in place before Biden’s term – like not debanking, deplatforming, debarring and even prosecuting your political opponents? Neither of her old bosses exactly took a laissez-faire approach to the private sector, either. But it sure sounds like sinful CEOs can expect plagues of inclusiveness consultants and carbon auditors.

It’s that word “accountability” that gives pause.

Who’s been held to account for trying to hide Biden’s condition while in office? For trying to cling to power at the expense of what people like Rice ritually invoke as “our democracy?” For either failing to detect or attempting to conceal