A year ago, the Trump regime rolled out their exercise in space fantasy meets Government: the United States Space Force (or as empty suit and Trump butt kisser Mike "Dense" Pence would pronounce it "United...States... Space... Force"). Apparently not caring that the U.S. Air Force has had a U. S. Space Command as a major component organization since September 1982 , the Trump regime moved some organizational chart boxes around and created the supernumerary command so they'd have something to point to as a big "accomplishment."
Yesterday, Pence announced with a silly flourish that the members of the Force would be known as "guardians," as in the "Guardians of the Universe" after a year of pondering a name. The reaction was amusing:
The US Space Force spent "over a year" and a "research involving space professionals" to come up with this: pic.twitter.com/AIyUwWxVd7
— William LeGate 🇺🇸 (@williamlegate) December 18, 2020
That is so effing pathetic. Is the Coast Guard Coast Guardians?
— Tom Mallory (@tom_mallory) December 18, 2020
First they mimic the Star Trek logo, then they call for force Guardians of the Galaxy. Did no one Google this? https://t.co/ekiIdfd4Q3
— Kimberly Atkins (@KimberlyEAtkins) December 18, 2020
— Dallas (@59dallas) December 18, 2020
It's taken pic.twitter.com/RQc5Dof2kb
— MightyMary007 (@Mary007Mighty) December 18, 2020
It’s strange that we found money for the Guardians of the Galaxy, but nothing for food or rent for hungry, evicted Americans. 🤔
— Hoodlum 🇺🇸 (@NotHoodlum) December 18, 2020
It took a year to tape together Star Trek and Guardians of the Galaxy?!?!? This is far more moronic than I originally thought it was.
— Being Thankful from🏡 (@justdey) December 18, 2020
So if CBS/Viacom doesn't sue you for the stolen logo, Disney will for the Guardians name. Brilliant.
— P. D. White (@whitepatrick) December 18, 2020
Can we sue this dork? https://t.co/9skZ8aG446
— James Gunn (@JamesGunn) December 19, 2020
The Biden Administration ought to make the U.S. Air Force whole again, and put this command back where it belongs.