Name: Little Says Unvaccinated Can't Be Denied Care by Daily Bee
Duration: 4 min 15 s
Description: In response to a question from an online caller, Gov. Brad Little said Monday that people who are unvaccinated can’t be denied medical care. The comment came in response to a question from a caller who argued that those who refuse to get a vaccine for protection against COVID-19 should be refused a hospital bed if they get ill from the virus.

In response to a question from an online caller, Gov. Brad Little said Monday that people who are unvaccinated can’t be denied medical care. The comment came in response to a question from a caller who argued that those who refuse to get a vaccine for protection against COVID-19 should be refused a hospital bed if they get ill from the virus.

Little Says Unvaccinated Can't Be Denied Care

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Parents Call On WBCSD To Run Levy

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Little Says Unvaccinated Can't Be Denied Care

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