Instead of telling readers the Republican Party is offering financial incentives for deadly vaccine refusal, and instead of noting the disconnect between these policies and the GOP’s long-stated hostility to benefits for those who refuse to work, Axios hypes the GOP’s “messaging” 
Be Smart: Don’t read Axios.
Why It Matters: Axios’s cheerleading for the GOP kills people.
Why It Matters: Axios’s cheerleading for the GOP kills people.
Seriously, that shit will rot your brain and destroy society. All it has going for it is that it doesn’t take long to read. But that’s like eating a shit sandwich because it isn’t a foot-long.
REPUBLICANS: Here’s some money. Go buy some poison and put it in the town drinking supply.
MEDIA: Wow. That’s a pretty fuckin’ savvy way to appeal to millions of Americans who feel frustrated by onerous pandemic restrictions. Powerful messaging indeed.
MEDIA: Wow. That’s a pretty fuckin’ savvy way to appeal to millions of Americans who feel frustrated by onerous pandemic restrictions. Powerful messaging indeed.
Also, just as a matter of basic writing, what the fuck does “no matter how successful their individual efforts, the campaign is a powerful messaging weapon” even mean? (Answer: It’s just brainless GOP cheerleading, like Clemson basketball fans yelling “we’re #1” at ESPN cameras.
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