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'Anything to make it sound scary or sinister': Reporter notes that Gov. Ron DeSantis refers to the COVID vaccine as 'the jab'

It’s no secret that all of the newspapers in Florida have it in for Gov. Ron DeSantis. There must have been some reason Tampa Bay Times reporter Lawrence Mower pointed out that DeSantis has taken to using “the jab” as a stand-in for “vaccine.”

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It also caught the attention of Ron Filipkowski:

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It is, huh? Better keep an eye out then; that dog-whistle is everywhere:

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What’s your call? Is DeSantis calling it “the jab” a dog-whistle for anti-vaxxers, or just a way to make it sound more sinister and keep people from getting it?


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