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Sentences frequently get butchered when they are passed around as quotes of quotes of quotes. At the original RedState article, author Streiff wrote:

"I’ve had COVID. I’m not getting the vaccine. Ever. I’ll just leave it there.
There are a few observations that can be made here. First, omitting critical data to the FDA advisory committee isn’t an oversight. Moderna’s team either knew the proposed vaccine had nearly double the reinfection rate of the current vaccine and deliberately didn’t flag that data, or they are idiots. It isn’t easy to come up with other alternatives.

See this article about halfway down after the chart: FDA Expert Panel Reportedly 'Disappointed' That Moderna Neglected to Present Key Reinfection Data for New COVID Vaccine.

I have no idea why people here are calling them idiots when they are reporting on gross fraud that may have killed lots of people. That is the crux of the issue.

“I have no idea why people here are calling them idiots when they are reporting on gross fraud that may have killed lots of people. That is the crux of the issue.”

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I understand what you are saying, and of course, we all make typos. However, I was stumped trying to dissect that sentence and it took me a few minutes to determine exactly which words were missing or misplaced. Such errors takes away the impact of the article and information is lost.

RedState and Townhall are both “for profit” subscriber sites, and it’s disappointing that they can’t hire editors to review and edit such obvious errors. New readers will decide quickly that it is an amateur site which can’t be trusted, if it can not get such basic sentence structure, spelling, and word errors corrected through the editing process.

As to getting the shot and booster, Redstate, Townhall, Bearing Arms, and Twitchy, all are supposedly staffed by conservative writers. Even with all the information available early on, for one of the writers to go get vaccinated and boosted takes away some of their credibility when it comes to criticizing the vaccine. I’ve noticed that much of the information they report lately regarding Covid-19 and the vaccines, is information I was aware of months, if not years, ago. Maybe they are trying to educate new readers, but as I said, with all the information that’s been available since the spring of 2021 regarding the vaccine, a conservative had to really “close their eyes and hope for the best” if they went and got not only the vaccine, but a booster as well. We expect more from conservative websites that are supposed to supply us with the most honest and up-to-date information, and charge us a fee to do so.