Army Officer Says He's Had All Other Vaccines But Won't Get COVID-19 Shot Because Of 'Freedom'
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“I’ve had eight anthrax shots. I’ve had the smallpox vaccination,” Lt. Col. Paul Douglas Hague told Fox News’ Sean Hannity. “This is really about the fre...
U.S. Army Lt. Col. Paul Douglas Hague raised eyebrows on Wednesday when he admitted to Fox News’ Sean Hannity that he’d received all the vaccines mandated for servicemembers but said he wouldn’t receive the COVID-19 shot because of “freedom.”
Hague said he objected to the Pentagon’s mandatory COVID-19 vaccination order and would rather quit the military after 18 years of service, and two years prior to retirement, than be inoculated from the disease with the shots that have been safely administered to billions of people worldwide and proven to break the link between transmission and serious illness and death. Hague submitted his resignation last week.
“I don’t want the COVID vaccine and I don’t plan on getting it. But I’ve had all of the other Army vaccines. I’ve had eight anthrax shots. I’ve had the smallpox vaccination. I’ve had them all,” Hague said.
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