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🗓️ 10 November 2021
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COVID-19 vaccine mandates are wreaking havoc across the country as employees are forced to get vaccinated or possibly risk losing their jobs. Employees' religion-based objections to vaccination are clashing with those mandates, and often, the mandate wins out.
Hunter Creger was suspended from his job at a Colorado-based spacecraft launch service after he refused the vaccine on religious grounds.
"It was awful," Creger explains. "These are people that I work for, and that I've developed a relationship with, and they're telling me that … . They walked me out the door. They had security walk me out the door because I didn't want to take the shot."
Creger joins the show to share his story and to offer advice to others who find themselves in circumstances similar to his.
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0:00.0 | This is the daily signal podcast for Wednesday, November 10th. I'm Mary Margaret Olehem. |
0:11.0 | And I'm Virginia Allen. COVID-19 vaccine mandates have caused ripples across the country |
0:17.1 | as employees are forced to become vaccinated or possibly lose their jobs. Employees' religious |
0:24.0 | beliefs surrounding vaccines are clashing with mandates. And oftentimes, the mandates |
0:29.6 | are winning out. Hunter Krieger is a federal worker who was suspended from his job after |
0:35.3 | he refused the vaccine on religious grounds. He joins the show today to share his story |
0:41.8 | and offer advice to others who are going through the same thing. |
0:46.1 | But before we get to Doug's conversation with Hunter, let's hit the top news stories |
0:50.2 | of the day. |
1:02.8 | In a late Monday filing, President Joe Biden's administration said that legally mandating COVID-19 |
1:08.7 | vaccines and testing for larger companies is necessary to keep the public safe. Arguing |
1:14.4 | that Republican states challenging law have not yet proven that their claims outweigh the |
1:19.0 | harms of halting the mandate. The 5th United States Circuit Court of Appeals had temporarily |
1:24.8 | blocked Biden's mandate Saturday when three judges appointed by Republican presidents |
1:29.4 | cited grave statutory and constitutional issues with the mandate. |
1:34.7 | Biden's Department of Justice argued that stopping the mandate would likely cost dozens |
1:38.9 | or even hundreds of lives per day. |
1:41.6 | Illinois Governor JB Fritzker and Illinois Democrats have amended the state's constitution |
1:47.5 | to make it more challenging for citizens to refuse to be vaccinated. |
1:52.4 | The amendment changes the 1978 Health Care Right of Conscious Act. The Act was originally |
1:59.4 | passed to protect medical professionals who refused to participate in certain medical procedures |
2:05.9 | because of personal beliefs. Illinois citizens who do not want to be vaccinated have leaned |
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