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‘Journalist’ Who Criticized Aaron Rodgers for His Views on COVID-19 Vaccines ‘Dies Unexpectedly' at 43
Matt Driscoll, a 43-year-old columnist and opinion editor for The News Tribune (TNT), died unexpectedly at his Tacoma home this Sunday.Driscoll’s death was announced by his news network. Driscoll reportedly suffered an apparent medical emergency from which he could not be revived. The official cause of death is yet to be determined, according to TNT. It was reported that he had received a COVID-19 vaccination. Waited a LONG time for this. @RainiersLand #vaccinated pic.twitter.com/vWZM5tBd78 — Matt Driscoll (@mattsdriscoll) May 23, 2021 Parents had to show a vaccine card. The Rainiers had rapid-testing for the kids. Took about 15 minutes. — Matt Driscoll (@mattsdriscoll) May 25, 2021 Driscoll had been vocal about NFL star Aaron Rodgers’ controversial views on COVID-19 vaccines. He accused Rodgers of engaging in "performance art" after the latter warned people about potential side effects of mRNA vaccines. Rogers "repeated popular conspiracy theories about Covid vaccines, cited a number of discredited sources and claimed he was being ’cancelled’ and ’censored’ for ’doing his own research.’" I swear to god: It’s like performance art at this point. https://t.co/izr3MqysLG — Matt Driscoll (@mattsdriscoll) January 11, 2024 According to popular X account, ’Died Suddenly’, "Driscoll also cheered the work of pro-vaxx troll Craig Egan in 2017, while he harassed and bullied the Vaxxed movie tour, which compellingly presented the story of parents whose children developed autism after receiving routine shots after birth."  Journalist Matt Driscoll (43) has died suddenly after proudly getting vaccinated and promoting the shot through his reporting in Washington State. Driscoll accused Aaron Rogers of "performance art" after the NFL star was cancelled for warning people of the dangerous side effects... pic.twitter.com/RXeVJVyC4z — DiedSuddenly (@DiedSuddenly_) July 26, 2024 Posted by: Woodrow 2024-07-27 |
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