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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsFlorida Republicans now looking at rescinding measles & mumps vaccine requirements
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Timothy Burke
@bubbaprog
Florida Republicans now looking at rescinding measles & mumps vaccine requirements, while continuing to spread disinformation that the Covid vaccine isn't "proven to work"
Manny Diaz wants to 'review' existing non-COVID-19 vaccine mandates
Diaz opposes vaccine mandates, but supports private business decisions on them.
floridapolitics.com
9:06 AM · Sep 23, 2021
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It gets more complicated, Diaz said of striking the balance between individuals and employers rights.
Republicans opposed to so-called vaccine passports have faced criticism, particularly as it relates to schools where current law already requires a bevy of vaccinations. Under current law, only parents who cite religious or health reasons can have their children exempted from the vaccination requirements.
Diaz said it may be time to review those mandates, in place for such illnesses as mumps and measles. But he said there was a difference between long-tested vaccines and the new COVID-19 vaccine.
I think theres a distinction when you have something that is proven to work and doesnt have any side effects, Diaz said.
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Lovie777
(23,724 posts)and Florida will have another outbreak, pain & suffering & death.
Mopar151
(10,349 posts)Are shocked to discover gravity is non-negotiable.
hlthe2b
(114,675 posts)Remove heroin and other drug bans? Reinstitute segregation? (yeah, I know that one is on their minds...
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Chainfire
(17,757 posts)Hell, let bring back Polio, Small Pox and Plague Next DeSantis will be releasing new strains Malarial mosquitos into our swamps; that will show the Democrats!
Aristus
(72,520 posts)paralyzingly stupid?
I'm sure Mississippi and Alabama are up at the top of the list.
NurseJackie
(42,862 posts)They're going to make a KILLING (so to speak).
BoomaofBandM
(1,962 posts)yonder
(10,314 posts)If the feds can withhold funding from states till they adopt national standards like 21 year old drinking age or .08 BAC, as they once did, why can't they do the same with Covid vaccination requirements?
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