CNBC host Jim Cramer doubled down on his controversial belief that government has the 'right' to force citizens to obey by claiming his critics would have been “pro-polio.”
"Government has a right to force you to obey and has always exercised it especially under GOP," Cramer wrote on Twitter.
Cramer responded to his critics by claiming that he doesn't have a"pro-vax stand" but that he is only trying to keep people healthy, and anyone who disagrees is"anti-healthy" and"would have been pro-polio." Demonstrators gather during a protest against the New York City COVID-19 vaccine mandate outside Gracie Mansion in New York, U.S., on Thursday, Oct. 28, 2021. Photographer: Stephanie Keith/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesGrabien founder Tom Elliott tweeted,"surely you’re not this stupid."
"I always find the ALL CAPS approach to social media to be the most persuasive," libertarian activist Matt Kibble wrote.
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