One of the Conservative talk show host and radio conservative preacher in Denver who spoke out against COVID-19 vaccines has died after contracting coronavirus, announced one of his hosts.
Bob Enyart, who reportedly pushed unfounded claims about vaccines on his radio show and website, earlier this year urged his followers to boycott the vaccine in an attempt to “increase even more. social tension and pressure on murderous children ”.
Fred Williams, one of Enyart’s co-hosts, announced his death on Facebook on Monday.
“It comes with an extremely heavy heart that my close friend and co-host of Real Science Radio has lost his battle with Covid,” Williams wrote.
“Bob Enyart was one of the smartest and arguably the wisest person I’ve ever met,” Williams added. “All the while being extremely kind and humble, and always, always willing to listen and discuss anything you want.”
The Jefferson County, Colorado forensic confirmed to The Washington Post that Enyart had died, but did not say when he died or provide an official cause of death, citing privacy concerns.
The Post noted that Enyart is at least the fifth conservative radio host to question vaccines or advocate for the death of mask warrants and other public health measures after contracting coronavirus. In August, Tennessee host Phil Valentine died of COVID-19 after expressing skepticism about the vaccines and after saying he regretted not being inoculated.
Enyart last year sued the state of Colorado for granting a temporary restraining order against a local public health order over the use of masks in religious services, and rules limiting meetings at the time to 175 people. , reported Westword, a Denver-based news center.
In another passage on his website, Enyart criticized journalists who suggested that “reckless use of the term” cases “combines antibody testing, viral testing, and those who are sick with the actual disease, as if there were no difference between the virus, SARS-. CoV-2 and COVID-19 disease it may or may not cause. ”
“Such an irresponsible report in itself can kill people because ideas have consequences,” he added.