Vaccine or not?

Allison Williams steps away from ESPN over vaccine decision

Allison Williams, a veteran college football sideline reporter for ESPN, announced on Thursday that she will be opting out of the season because she will not take the COVID-19 vaccine.

“While my work is incredibly important to me, the most important role I have is as a mother,” she wrote in a statement on Twitter. “Throughout our family planning with our doctor, as well as a fertility specialist, I have decided not to receive the COVID-19 vaccine at this time while my husband and I try for a second child.

Allison Williams steps away from ESPN over vaccine decision
 
Allison Williams steps away from ESPN over vaccine decision

Allison Williams, a veteran college football sideline reporter for ESPN, announced on Thursday that she will be opting out of the season because she will not take the COVID-19 vaccine.

“While my work is incredibly important to me, the most important role I have is as a mother,” she wrote in a statement on Twitter. “Throughout our family planning with our doctor, as well as a fertility specialist, I have decided not to receive the COVID-19 vaccine at this time while my husband and I try for a second child.

Allison Williams steps away from ESPN over vaccine decision

Bye
 
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Agree but do you think Roberts will see it that way?
He’ll definitely do a different analysis. If you’re just asking which way it comes out, I don’t know.

I said in an earlier post, the federal government can probably do this under the commerce clause. To be sure to pass muster, it should really be done by congress. Congress has delegated a lot of its authority to the executive. So it’s plausible Biden can do this legally. (Sorry, I know most people probably already know this.)

Without seeing what authority Biden is relying on, I doubt anybody can say for sure whether this checks the boxes it needs to. I definitely cannot.
 
Allison Williams steps away from ESPN over vaccine decision

Allison Williams, a veteran college football sideline reporter for ESPN, announced on Thursday that she will be opting out of the season because she will not take the COVID-19 vaccine.

“While my work is incredibly important to me, the most important role I have is as a mother,” she wrote in a statement on Twitter. “Throughout our family planning with our doctor, as well as a fertility specialist, I have decided not to receive the COVID-19 vaccine at this time while my husband and I try for a second child.

Allison Williams steps away from ESPN over vaccine decision
She should sue the company's ass off.

If her personal physicians recommended a certain medical treatment plan and ESPN did not allow it, she has an easy case.

Anyone that supports this behavior toward a woman going through reproductive issues should be tarred and feathered.
 
She should sue the company's ass off.

If her personal physicians recommended a certain medical treatment plan and ESPN did not allow it, she has an easy case.

Anyone that supports this behavior toward a woman going through reproductive issues should be tarred and feathered.
They dgaf.
 
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Look at what United is doing there..."unpaid leave" for people claiming that.

Expect more companies to follow suit
Because they are doing that doesn’t make it right or legal. I think there is a document signed by some dudes that has some wording about freedom of religion.
 
99% survival rate. And they are pushing this. Anyone that is for a mandate please leave. I’m sure you will have plenty of help loading boxes.
 
Because they are doing that doesn’t make it right or legal. I think there is a document signed by some dudes that has some wording about freedom of religion.

The EEOC believes differently. If a reasonable accommodation doesn't exist, then a company isn't required to keep them.
 

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