Gov. Ron DeSantis said that vaccination requirements would force “into destitution” first responders who worked for more than a year protecting people amid the coronavirus pandemic.
September 14, 2021 at 12:23 PM
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Gov. Ron DeSantis said that Florida will fight local and federal COVID-19 vaccination mandates for public and private workers, warning that such requirements will have a “huge impact” on public safety.
Appearing in Alachua County with two Republican state Cabinet members and individuals espousing anti-vaccination theories, DeSantis said that vaccination requirements would force “into destitution” first responders who worked for more than a year protecting people amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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