Imo it's just mix that it's
>one of the most frequent bleeds of money from health insurance, who'd rather you pay for coverage and they not need to cover so many as frequently
>a much more observable cause-and-effect in that the every day man can go "hey, this person did this in public view every day (rather than once a day at home, like a pill, or once ever, like an mRNA shot) and then this problem developed"
So they wag a finger at the most obvious, low-ball (and costly) gimmie and use this to showcase that they "are concerned with health, the frontier advocates even"
