Congress Republicans explode President Biden
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Republicans will try to reverse vaccine mandates from multiple angles through legislation they have introduced to ban these legal requirements and actions as they try to make the issue a referendum on Biden’s job performance ahead of the midterm elections. next year.
But polls indicate most of the public is on Biden’s side, with most people supporting vaccine requirements for jobs, planes, indoor dinners at restaurants and attending crowded events.
While Republican opposition to vaccine requirements may reflect the views of their party base, it runs the risk of appearing to prioritize the rights of vacancies that currently represent a minority of the U.S. population.
At this time, a large majority of American adults have taken steps to inoculate themselves against COVID-19. About 75 percent of adults have received at least one dose and 64 percent are fully vaccinated, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
However, Republicans opt for the argument that people should not be forced to get vaccinated.
“For Joe Biden, strength is more important than freedom. Americans will not stand up for it, ”the house’s minority leader said Kevin McCarthy
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A House Republican suggested that expanded vaccine requirements could lead to a “revolt,” while JD Vance, a Republican running for a Senate seat in Ohio, called for “massive civil disobedience” to “save” of Joe Biden’s naked authoritarianism. “
“Are you trying to start a full revolt? Honestly, what the hell is wrong with Democrats? Leave people in hell. That’s crazy, ”he receives. Dan Crenshaw
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Biden announced the requirement that all private employers with 100 or more employees be required to require vaccines or weekly testing, as well as plans to require vaccines for most federal workers and contractors. The president also said it would require employers paid time off to get the vaccine and encouraged some large sites to require vaccination tests or tests to access it.
Minority whip of the house Steve Scalise
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“Liberals do not care about the freedoms on which this country was founded. Only his own power. Biden admitted that: “It’s not about freedom or personal choice.” Wake up America. It’s a slippery slope here, “he said.
The Republican National Committee (RNC) quickly pledged to sue the Biden administration for its COVID-19 vaccine and testing mandate. President of RNC Ronna McDaniel
Ronna Romney McDaniel RNC is committed to suing the Biden vaccine, and the HR 4 test warrant is advancing Congressman John Lewis ’legacy. he accused Biden of lying, saying he said in his election he would not impose vaccine warrants. He said the president was unable to shut down the virus and the mandates will shut down small businesses.
“When its decree goes into effect, the RNC will sue the administration to protect Americans and their freedoms,” he said.
Several Republican governors have also threatened to take Biden to court because he demanded the vaccination of workers, including the governor of Georgia. Brian Kemp
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Biden promised to use his power as president to get governors who will not help beat the pandemic “out of the way.” He said Friday that he is “so disappointed” that some Republican governors “have been so gentlemanly with the health of these children” while visiting a school in Washington, DC
“One of the lessons I hope our students can learn is that politics doesn’t have to be that way. Politics doesn’t have to be that way. They grow up in an environment where they see it as a war, as a bitter dispute, ”he said.
He noted the survey data, arguing that most Americans support the mandates.
A recent Gallup survey found that respondents ranged from 53 to 63 percent in favor of vaccination requirements in five different situations, such as air travel, eating at a restaurant, or going to an office.
The Associated Press-NORC polls also found that half of Americans favor vaccination requirements in their workplaces and that 59% respond to similar mandates for teachers as children return to school. in person throughout the country.
Biden blamed unvaccinated Americans for the prolongation of the pandemic that has lifted American life over the past year and a half, and said his refusal “has cost us” and “our patience is running out.” is running out “. He also warned some elected officials to make the pandemic worse by not promoting vaccines.
Aside from Republican Party governors promising legal action in response to Biden’s latest efforts to enforce vaccinations, the Texas governor. Greg Abbott
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Some top Republicans have tried to promote vaccines, though failing to ask for warrants. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell
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But other Republicans continue to spread misinformation about vaccines and the pandemic. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene
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Health authorities have strongly discouraged the intake of hydroxychloroquine, an antimalarial drug or ivermectin, which is used to treat parasitic worms, as measures against COVID-19.
Attempts by some Republicans to continue spreading misinformation have hardened the Democrats ’decision to lean into a tough stance to implement vaccines as they try to portray Republicans targeting a radicalized minority.
“If we lose progress in our fight against this virus and get Americans back to work, we won’t be surprised who’s to blame. The American people just can’t afford to give Republicans the Chamber control of Congress, ”wrote in a note the Campaign Committee of the Democratic Congress, the campaign arm of the House Democrats.