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Chris Hayes says it's 'astoundingly gross' to refer to the COVID-19 virus, which started in Wuhan, China, as the 'Wuhan Virus'

We included this tweet from Chris Hayes in our post on Rep. Paul Gosar saying he and some staffers are going to self-quarantine themselves after exposure to coronavirus at CPAC, but it really does deserve a post of its own:

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First up, Chris, what’s so gross about referring to a virus that started in Wuhan, China as the “Wuhan Virus”?

“Calm down”:

Actually, we *should be* calling it the Wuhan Virus:

Why are we even protecting China on this anyway?

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And we’ll point out that China has been censoring social media posts that mention the city of origin:

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