Trump calls Florida’s vaccine mandate elimination “strong stance”

president Donald Trump Florida officials are taking a “strong stance” to eliminate all vaccine authorizations for students, as he said some “vaccines should be used.”

“I think we have to be very careful. You have some really amazing vaccines. The polio vaccine is amazing,” Trump told reporters.

He continued: “You have some such incredible vaccines, and I think you have to be very careful when you say some people don’t have to get vaccinated. It’s a very tough position… It’s a tough position.”

The president added that there are “effective vaccines, they are just pure and simple jobs.”

The surgeon announced that the authorization of the school’s vaccine could disappear.

“They have no disputes at all,” Trump said. “And I think these vaccines should be used, otherwise some people will catch it and they will harm others. When you have no disputes at all, I think people should accept them.”

Wednesday, Florida Government Ron DeSantis State surgeon Joseph Ladapo announced the cancellation of all vaccine authorizations. Ladabo even compared vaccine requirements to slavery.

“Everyone,” Radabo said in a press conference. “Each of them last was wrong and dripped with contempt and slavery.”

He also said Vaccine requirements It is “wrong” and “immoral”.

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Florida surgeon Joseph Ladapo compared vaccine requirements to slavery. (AP Photo/Chris O’Meara, file)

Ladabo said the Florida Department of Health will repeal the mandate under its authority, while the state legislature needs to address others.

Florida requires students attending school to receive vaccination for polio, diphtheria, rubella, whooping cough, mumps, tetanus and other infectious diseases, although parents can still claim exemptions religiously.

Every state in the United States and Washington, D.C. currently needs vaccines The child goes to school. Nationwide, the number of children vaccinated has decreased.

Florida surgeon Joseph Ladapo calls Vaccine Fifty-Five the “poison.” (AP Photo/Steven Senn)

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The Covid-19 vaccine Ladapo calls “poison” was removed from the recommended list of healthy children by the federal government in Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

“I’m the government or anyone else, I’m a person standing here now, telling you that you should put your body inside you?” Rapado said. “Who am I telling you what your child should put [their] Body? I don’t have that one. ”

“You want to put any different vaccine in your body, God bless you. I want you to make an informed decision.” “You don’t want to put any vaccine in your body, God bless you. I want you to make an informed decision. That’s what it should be.”