Expect the media/Left/"experts" to continue to ramp up shaming of Republicans over vaccine

As we begin to see a dropoff in vaccine demand, especially in red states but also elsewhere, we are starting to see talk of "reaching out across the aisle" to get republican voters to get over their hesitancy to get the China-flu shot. I occasionally check the Twitter accounts of people like Peter Hotez, a very pessimistic but widely followed epidemiologist out of Houston. This has been the pivot that they are going toward.

I think the initial push will be nice at first, and to "inform" rather than be insulting, even if there is a patronizing/condescending tone around a lot of this. But as we get to the summer and most states are at 50%+ vaccinated, but not enough for Fauci's magic 75%, I would expect the talk to change to "you are creating an environment for muh mutations," coupled with outright hysteria from the Left directed at Trump voters. So this should be fun to watch.

Disclaimer: I got rd 1 of the Pfizer microchip, despite already getting the Kung Flu in the winter, for vacation purposes later this summer. I also disagree with the concerns that people have. But I don't think anyone should be forced to get it, or be shamed over it or anything like that.