FEEDBACK | Do we really need a vaccination pass?
Who will protect us from our governor’s effort to violate the protective provisions of the post-WW II Nuremberg Code, which forbade medical experimentation on unwilling or unknowing subjects?
Who in Colorado will stand up to Gov. Polis’s drive to mandate figurative branding/tattooing (a.k.a vaccinating with experimental potions) all college students come the fall semester?
Is there a Democrat, Republican or unaffiliated who will say “stop” to his blatant effort to require a “vaccination passport” for college campus entrance?
If he is not stopped, what other facilities will be next in line to require a “Polis Vaccination Pass” for admission?
Russell W Haas
Golden
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