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#shorts On 12/19/2022, a reporter asked White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, “Can I ask you specifically then on the President’s thinking on the fact that this NDAA obviously includes the termination of the military vaccination program?

KJP: … Clearly, the President was opposed to rolling back the vaccine mandate. But we saw that Republicans in Congress decided that they’d rather — rather fight against the health and wellbeing of …

Reporter: So to be very clear: Would the President welcome those who left the service or refused to get vaccinated if they now say, “I want to serve the United States military”?

KJP: So, look, that is something that the Department of Defense has to decide on specific service members. What I can tell you —

Reporter: But would he welcome them?

KJP: Look, that — again, they have a process on how that runs — the Department of Defense. We will let them run that process. What we can say is that, you know, the President — as I mentioned, he’s going to sign the NDAA. He was very clear, I was very clear from here about how — you know, how he — he opposed the fact that congressional Republicans removed the vaccination mandate from that piece of legislation.

other clips of this published longer video is here: <a href=“https://youtu.be/80SGPNbLsF8\” rel=“nofollow”>https://youtu.be/80SGPNbLsF8

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Key Points

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Clearly, the President was opposed to rolling back the vaccine mandate
But we saw that Republicans in Congress decided that they’d rather — rather fight against the health and wellbeing of
Reporter: So to be very clear: Would the President welcome those who left the service or refused to get vaccinated if they now say, “I want to serve the United States military”