Trump calls Florida’s vaccine mandate elimination a ‘tough stance’

president Donald Trump said on Friday that Florida officials are taking a “strong position” by moving to eliminate all states of vaccines for students, and he mentioned that “some vaccines” should be used.

“I think we should be very careful. You have some very amazing vaccines. The polio vaccine, I think, amazing,” Trump told reporters, adding that he believes that the Covid-19 vaccine that was developed during his first term is also “amazing.”

He continued: “You have some incredible vaccines, and I think you should be very careful when you say that some people do not have to vaccinate. It is a very difficult situation … it is a difficult situation.”

The president added that there are “vaccines working, it is a simple and simple work.”

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“They are not controversial at all,” Trump said. “And I think these vaccines should be used, otherwise some people will pick them up and be exposed to others. And when you have no controversy at all, I think people should take them.”

On Wednesday, the governor of Florida Ron Desantis and the wounds of the state, General Joseph Lidabo, announced the move to eliminate all states of the vaccine. Ladapo went to the extent comparing the vaccine requirements with slavery.

“All of them,” Ladapo said during a press conference. “Each of them is wrong and expels with contempt and slavery.”

He also said that the state of vaccines was “wrong” and “immoral”.

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The surgeon of Florida, General Joseph Ladabu, compared the vaccine requirements to slavery. (AP Photo/Chris O’Meara, File)

Ladabo said that the Florida Ministry of Health will cancel the states under its authority, while the state legislature will need to address others.

Florida has asked students to go to school to receive polio vaccines, peasant, measles, measles, pertin cough, mumps, tusk, and other infectious diseases, although parents can still request exemptions on religious foundations.

Every American state and Washington, DC, currently requires children’s vaccines to attend school. Throughout the country, there was a decrease in vaccinations among children.

The surgeon in Florida, General Joseph Ladabu, referred to the Covid-19 vaccine as “poison”. (AP Photo/Steven Senne)

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The Covid-19 vaccine, which Ladapo referred to as “poison”, was removed from the list of healthy children by the federal government under the Minister of Health and Humanitarian Services Robert F. Kennedy Junior.

“Who am I as a government or anyone else, who I am as a man is standing here now, to tell you what you should put in your body?” Labado said. Who told you what your child should put [their] body? I have no right. “

“You want to put any different vaccines in your body, God bless you. I hope you make an enlightened decision,” he added. “You don’t want to put any vaccines in your body, God bless you. I hope you make an enlightened decision. That’s what you should.”