Watch: Biden Falls From Favor. Former Obama Official Rips Policy, ‘I Don’t Think The Federal Government Should…
Looks like Joe Biden has gone a bridge too far, even former Obama officials are not happy with his vaccine decree.
Former FDA Commissioner and member of the Pfizer board Scott Gottlieb said “I don’t think we have to reach down to the level of small businesses with 100 or more employees and put a federal requirement on it. I don’t think the federal government should be dictating this.”
“I don’t think we have to reach down to the level of small businesses with 100 or more employees and put a federal requirement on it,” @ScottGottliebMD says. “I don’t think the federal government should be dictating this.” pic.twitter.com/nXpsoV7mlk
— Face The Nation (@FaceTheNation) September 12, 2021
Gottlieb announced that by the end of September Pfizer will have completed gathering data on coronavirus vaccines for children by September and then could be ready to file with the FDA within days.
Pfizer says it will have data on COVID-19 vaccines for children by the end of September, says @ScottGottliebMD, a member of Pfizer’s board of directors; “they could be ready to file [with the FDA] within days of that.” pic.twitter.com/HjTAO2rhz1
— Face The Nation (@FaceTheNation) September 12, 2021
Which means we should all prepare ourselves for Biden’s next overreach, mandating all children attending public schools be vaccinated. Many blue state areas have been preparing for this since last year.
Washington DC city council has approved a measure that will allow schools to give children “recommended” vaccines without their parent’s approval.
The measure not only allows doctors to administer the vaccine without parental approval it also can prevent the parents from knowing.
“The gateway again is the physician who has to make this judgment that ‘is that person, 11,12, 15, 18 capable of giving informed consent and is it consistent with the physician’s medical judgment?’ ” Cheh said.
Parents are not happy, Asha Pinkney Gillus has two school-aged children.
“I am 100% against that [the bill],” Gillus said. “I think it violates my fundamental right as a parent to manage the upbringing and the health and welfare of my child.”
“If my child goes and gets a vaccination and has an adverse reaction to that vaccination, I won’t know what’s going on because I’ve never been told my child has been inoculated,” Gillus said.
