Last Saturday marked one year since Joe Biden infamously promised not to enact a vaccine mandate: “No I don’t think it should be mandatory, I wouldn’t demand it be mandatory.”
1 YEAR AGO TODAY: Joe Biden promised he “wouldn’t demand [the vaccine] be mandatory.”
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) December 4, 2021
He lied.pic.twitter.com/a0Qm38FYGg
He lied, and it wasn’t just Biden. For months his administration argued a vaccine mandate would be a counterproductive overreach. As Press Secretary Psaki said, that’s “not a role that the federal government even has the power to make.”
But as Democrat cities follow Biden’s lead, Biden is getting his wish as workers and first responders across the country are forced off the job:
Police officers in Leesburg, Virginia are resigning over the city's vaccine mandate, with more than 20% of sworn officer positions vacant.
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) December 6, 2021
"It's almost as if we assumed that everyone who told us they would resign were all just bluffing...this was no bluff." pic.twitter.com/hwHG5vaCWj
Biden’s clear hypocrisy shows his mandate is about power and politics, not saving lives. How else to explain his refusal to apologize for spreading vaccine disinformation?
You can be pro-vaccine and pro-freedom – that’s why the RNC is suing the Biden administration to protect the fundamental rights of every American. In contrast, Biden treats “freedom” like a four letter word, and that will not “shut down the virus” like he promised.