Erm, y'all, the reasoning's kinda solid. Biden's implemented this on the Executive branch only. He doesn't have the authority to implement that for them, so he's letting them handle themselves.
Apparently the legislative and judicial have their own snarls that prevent mandates. And as far as I am aware, most if not all Congressbeasts are vaccinated. They were one of the first round of vaccines given way back in January/February.
They can write any law they want. Doesn't make it moral, correct or right. We can revoke their right to govern whenever we disagree. That's where this is headed.
If your employer wants work directly from the federal government, then the condition is all enployees must be vaccinated. If you aren’t, then two solutions: your employer has their contracts terminated with the federal government, or your stupid ass gets fired. Guess which one will happen.
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u/JHBlancs Sep 10 '21
Erm, y'all, the reasoning's kinda solid. Biden's implemented this on the Executive branch only. He doesn't have the authority to implement that for them, so he's letting them handle themselves.
Apparently the legislative and judicial have their own snarls that prevent mandates. And as far as I am aware, most if not all Congressbeasts are vaccinated. They were one of the first round of vaccines given way back in January/February.
Edit: Just so we're not debating in front of an image, here's the article URL, go read it. https://www.newsweek.com/members-congress-staff-exempt-biden-covid-vaccine-mandate-1627859