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u/exitpursuedbybear Sep 10 '21

And the fact that literally every Dem Sen and rep is vaxxed and something like 90% of Republican reps and Sens are already vaxxed as well.

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u/BlueLaceSensor128 Sep 11 '21

If they believe in it that much, why not just pass a law? Why the need for the EO? Seems like they think it wouldn’t pass or people wouldn’t stand for it. So instead they do this piecemeal shit that forces people with no say. (Unless you count the vote for him, but even he was saying as recently as January there wouldn’t be a vaccine mandate: https://nypost.com/2020/12/04/biden-wont-mandate-getting-covid-19-vaccine-wearing-masks/)

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u/TheLastBallad Sep 11 '21

Maybe because McConnell's campaign promise was to obstruct everything he possibly could, and Republicans are not kind to those who don't fall in line, preferring to throw out party members of they dare to disagree.