Georgia won its lawsuit this week, successfully blocking Biden’s unconstitutional vaccine mandate for federal contractors from taking effect nationwide.
Hardworking Americans should never have to choose between the jab and their job.
The media doesn’t understand this perspective. They label anyone who supports a person’s right to determine, in conjunction with their doctor, whether to get vaccinated as an anti-vaxxer. That could not be further from the truth.
I participated in the vaccine trials. President Trump developed the vaccines through Operation Warp Speed and is, himself, vaccinated. In fact, nearly 1/3 of people who have been vaccinated are against vaccine mandates.
My constituents have echoed that same sentiment. I’ve heard from nurses, who work in an industry already stretched thin from the demands of COVID-19, warn that they cannot absorb a 5 percent cut to their workforce. But that’s what’s at stake here.
Biden, for most of his presidency, was against vaccine mandates. But he, in his own words, got “impatient” with the American people being cautious about their medical decisions and decided to force it on us instead.
The last time Biden was in office, he tried to take away our private health insurance. Now as President, he wants to take away our private health decisions.
This debate is not about whether vaccines work. They do. But people need to work, too, and federal mandates threaten up to 16 million jobs, an asinine proposal at any time, but particularly heading into the Christmas season when a record low job force participation rate is threatening our economy as we know it.
This is about freedom. It is about our ability to decide what goes into our own bodies. It is about the right of every American to hold down a job regardless of their medical history.
Our country was able to reach an 80 percent partial vaccinate rate without any federal mandates. A year ago, Fauci and Biden would have told you that was impossible.
If you want to get vaccinated, I encourage you to do so. If you don’t, I support that decision, too. As a pharmacist, I trust my patients with their own health care decisions – not Fauci, not Biden, not Pelosi, or Harris, or Schumer. You.
Washington Democrats are pro-choice when it suits their left-wing narrative. Biden famously said on the campaign trail that he would not trust a Trump vaccine.
To that I say, I don’t trust a mandate from the federal government, a doctor who lied to Congress, a president who flip-flops on key issues, or an Administration that is responsible for injecting politics into our COVID-19 response.
The Trump shot works. The Biden mandate doesn’t.
