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NBC News journo reveals how Stacey Abrams' maskless PR disaster is like 9/11

Georgia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams is smack-dab in the middle of a PR disaster, thanks to her forcing a bunch of kids in a classroom to mask up so that she could pose maskless for a photo op.

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NBC News senior digital politics reporter Alex Seitz-Wald has written about the controversy:

“Republicans say.”

Republicans say they wish that were the weirdest line in Seitz-Wald’s piece, but alas, it doesn’t even come close.

Behold:

Wut, indeed.

It’s just so … so …

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Brian Stelter very well could have written that line.

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