GOP Stoking Vaccine Culture War At The Cost Of American Lives

“One political movement is trying to turn the vaccine into a culture war wedge so that their people don't get vaccinated—so they can stick up their middle finger at the other parts of America at the cost of American lives,” says Chris Hayes. 

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[danielschaeffer]

When historians look at this decade they’ll undoubtedly conclude that the population in general was overcome by an inexplicable psychosis.

[TheJsmitty]

This seems like a good way to fast track the GOP shrinking voting base. It’s the only thing I got

[mikebronicki]

2016: "lock her up, lock her up."
2021: "let us die, let us die."

[michaelcunningham]

This is not surprising as the cult leader said "just stay calm and it will go away". Meanwhile 600k Americans died horribly.

[mjhzen]

Fewer Republicans voting in 2022 seems okay to me.

[CAZamianSliger]

These the same folks arguing women don’t have the right to make medical decision to abort fetuses? Can’t have it both ways.
“We’re pro-life, but want selective medical choice”… how asinine.

[MeetThaNewDealer]

"We all make choices but in the end our choices make us."
Andrew Ryan

[richardluce]

Surprising their Dear Leader wanted all credit for getting vaccines available that they are so reluctant to bear the fruits of his hard and tireless work.

[jamc]

Never interrupt your ennemy when he's in the process of self-destruction...

[ophirdog]

So there will be fewer people to vote for Trump or his lap dogs in the future.

[edwardneuman]

"Can't fix stupid" - comedian Ron White. So true.

[cal]

Who would've thought a year ago that the virus would actually take out the mentally infirm rather than the physically challenged etc

[chrissmith]

Sadly They’re perfectly happy to sacrifice a few of their supporters in the name of party loyalty.

[rgilson]

Japanese War Lord: Do not interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake.

[marvwatkins]

Dude: remember: you can't reason with a sick (republican) mind.

[Dan-udhz]

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
Stupidity punishes itself.

[SkepticalChris]

When you ask a conservative, if they've been vaccinated
And they reply: "None of your business" or anything like that....
It means "Yes I have, but I want to still sow mistrust about it, so I get donation money!"

[rocknrollrod]

They came to my 90 year old Mothers home and gave her the vaccine. THANKS JOE.

[huffpappy]

"Stupid is as stupid does."
Forrest Gump

[paulwei]

All cult leaders know that the more their followers suffer the more they are loyal.