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NYC firefighters union opposition to COVID-19 vaccine mandate evolves into political attack on de Blasio

By Robert Pozarycki

Posted on November 2, 2021

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It’s not about the vaccine; it’s about the mayor.

That’s the message the Uniformed Firefighters Association seems to be sending the public on the second day that New York City’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate was enforced Tuesday, with unvaccinated smoke-eaters told to go home without pay until they comply with it.

See the full article at amNewYork

NYC firefighters union opposition to COVID-19 vaccine mandate evolves into political attack on de Blasio

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