Here’s what he had to say…
Biden insider and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg spoke about to recent decision to force a vaccine mandate for all active-duty military members.
Buttigieg attempted to make light of the decision and said that he was vaccinated “all the time” when he served.
According to Breitbart, Buttigieg said, “When I was in the military, I got vaccinated all the time. We would have a medical day; you would go through all your stops, you would get your vision checked, you would get your shots. I mean, it was the most routine thing imaginable and, of course, it’s about keeping our troops safe, but also by keeping our troops safe. We’re helping to keep our country safe. Remember, anytime an unvaccinated person is infected with this variant, that’s one more person, one more place, one more body where this virus cannot only cause direct harm, not only go on to infect somebody else but can also mutate and turn into another variant. That’s why so many people’s lives depend on every individual making that choice or responding to that requirement to get vaccinated.”
He continued, “I think most people in the military are very used to this. I can’t even remember the list of all the things I got vaccinated for, certainly before I deployed. And it’s part of the job and for your own good.”
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