DES MOINES – Gov. Kim Reynolds released the following statement Friday after signing the bipartisan vaccine mandate bill, HF902:
“I am proud to sign this bipartisan piece of legislation today. This is a major step forward in protecting Iowans’ freedoms and their abilities to make healthcare decisions based on what’s best for themselves and their families. This legislation also gives employees the assurance that they will still receive unemployment benefits despite being fired for standing up for their beliefs.
“As I’ve stated publicly numerous times, I believe the vaccine is the best defense against COVID-19 and we’ve provided Iowans with the information they need to determine what’s best for themselves and their families, but no Iowan should be forced to lose their job or livelihood over the COVID-19 vaccine.
“This is only the first step. We will be taking other legal actions against the Biden Administration’s vaccine mandate.”
6 thoughts on “Governor Reynolds signs bipartisan vaccine mandate bill into law”
I don’t see much downside. This means some Trump voters will get COVID and die before the election. Hold more rallies, Trump. Let’s pack in these willfully ignorant masses. Can’t fix stupid. Let’s bury it.
Unlikely. Covid-19 is barely more lethal than ordinary flu. 99.74% survival rate.
Covid Kim is a delusional FAT ASS ORANGE MAN SUPPORTER! F HER!!!
Go support Brandon fool
Bipartisan, her dumb a**
They don’t call her Covid Kim for nothing!!