WA State Trooper denounces Governor Inslee and final approval in mid-term of Vaxx

Washington demands that all state employees be vaccinated by Monday – but one soldier resigned before the deadline with a sobering final approval … and harsh words for the governor.
22 year old veterinarian Robert LaMay – who worked for the Washington State Patrol – hung him up over the weekend, finally thanking his colleagues and peers from the official dispatch system … while taking a big hit on Gov. Jay inslee, which executes the warrant.
Check it out … LaMay, who is apparently unvaccinated, goes on the radio and says this will be his last time in a Washington state patrol car, all because he was on trial. ” dirty “, as he puts it.
He goes on to recount the good times he had at work, while thanking his coworkers for getting him home safely each night – and, finally, ending his remarks with: “Jay Inslee can me kiss the ass. ” He drops the mic on his lap … waiting for someone on the other end of the phone.
Eventually, the dispatcher jumps up and goes through a list of his contributions as a soldier … thanking him for his service as well. It’s a bit informal, which he admits.
Of course, this paints a grim picture of what many law enforcement officers – and others – in multiple states are facing – and there are rumors of mass layoffs / resignations that could happen as more and more vaccination warrants come into effect in the coming weeks.
Delta Airlines CEO Ed Bastian abandons Biden’s divisional mandate:
“We prove that you can work collaboratively with your employees, trust them to make the right decisions, respect their decisions and not force them to lose their jobs.” pic.twitter.com/nTPOJmSYVE
– Benny (@bennyjohnson) October 16, 2021
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Even at the federal level, vaccine mandates are hotly debated and debated – especially among airlines … President Bidenorder since they contract with the federal government. And yet, not all airlines will play ball, like Delta.
The question … is forcing people to get vaccinated with the threat of losing their jobs the most effective way to get them on board ??? Many say yes – but some, clearly, feel differently.