Sen. Lisa Blunt Rochester, D-Del., is reacting to the reevaluation of vaccines (“As confusion surrounds federal vaccine policies, Delaware leaders push to ensure access"). What is wrong with it? With the COVID-19 vaccine, we were told falsehoods. The government shut down churches and schools, yet liquor stores were open.
Is the senator now against “my body, my choice” or is that only reserved for abortions? The vaccines aren’t going away, but the mandates are. Where was the senator when police officers, nurses, doctors and military members lost their jobs because they didn’t want to get the COVID-19 shot? That was their choice. We should be letting people choose what goes into their bodies and their children’s bodies.
Sen. Blunt Rochester looked into how much money some government representatives made on the COVID-19 vaccine. Do you remember when health officials said that, if you get the shot, you can’t catch the virus or transmit it? It turns out not to be true. How many young, healthy children who were forced to take the shot now have other related problems linked to the vaccine?
You have to question whether Sen. Blunt Rochester is actually looking for the correct answer or looking to score political points. Ask yourself these questions.
John Drennen
Magnolia
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