Professor fired after refusing COVID vaccine sues Minnesota Gov. Walz

College Fix ^ | August 8, 2025 | Madelynn McLaughlin

[FlingWingFlyer]

Let’s see Alfalfa Harris Ballerina dance his way out of this one.

[Manic_Episode]

My story is similar. This should be a class action.

[kiryandil]

Sounds like Gay Timmy has issues...

[neverevergiveup]

The opinion given by the law professor from George Washington University is comical in the context of recent events : In general, courts don’t second-guess agency decisions,” Banzhaf told The Fix.

Tell that to those judges trying to stop President Trump from running the Executive branch.

[kiryandil]

[kiryandil]

[logi_cal869]

The fact that such cases have not been addressed by POTUS hangs like a lead weight around his neck and severely mutes my enthusiasm for this administration for what ought to be obvious reasons.

[Ge0ffrey]

Sue the state into oblivion.

[iamgalt]

Trump is in a mine field on this considering he pushed the vax initially. It being an election year he was in a vice and the deep state turned the screws at every opportunity. The only thing that saves him is the rats seized the vax and used it as sledgehammer on the country.

[DugwayDuke]

‘Acquired immunity’ isn’t as effective as the vaccine and it does not last as long.

[Red6]

It needs to be personal, i.e. hurt people.

It needs to take money or retirements away, cause people to lose their jobs, get official admonishments put in their permanent personnel file, and/or be publicly humiliated.

These politicians and bureaucrats that make these decisions hide behind government, they use it as a veil for immunity or even anonymity in many cases.

Today, in America, no different than after WWII, instead of some German, you have American bureaucrats saying, “I wuz just following orderz.”

Unless you hurt people and everyone else sees that, it will happen again, and again, and again. There are no repercussions for the policy makers and bureaucrats enforcing this nonsense, and just giving away other peoples money does nothing to fix the problem.

Anytime peoples constitutional rights are violated, government should not be allowed to provide protection.

[shelterguy]

“”””‘Acquired immunity’ isn’t as effective as the vaccine and it does not last as long.””””

The “vaccine” doesn’t work. It does a lot of harm, actually.

[jurroppi1]

Sue the state into oblivion.

Yeah, that's great for the plaintiff, not so much for the MN taxpayer that gets to foot the bill if successful. This is especially true for those of us in the state that also agree that the mandate was an overreach and not constitutionally or scientifically founded. Why should I (the taxpayer) be held responsible for something I had nothing to do with and also disagreed with. The Governor and his cabinet should be personally responsible for reparations regarding their decisions on this and numerous other idiotic things like the GF riots.

[kiryandil]

‘Acquired immunity’ isn’t as effective as the vaccine and it does not last as long. - DumbwayDupe peddles his bogus Covid theories on Free Republic once again...

[jurroppi1]

You’re fighting a losing battle with the poster you responded to. My immunologist and my direct experience in the matter (slong with that of several other individuals I know) directly disagrees with the premise of acquired immunity not being as effective or long lasting as the covid “vaccines”.

Have fun in the never ending battle to convince that vax shill of anything other than their preconceived notions.

[MayflowerMadam]

“he was censured for his nonconformity.”

Now that’s a scary phrase.

[shelterguy]

“””You’re fighting a losing battle with the poster you responded to.”””

Of course. Brainwashed people cannot be convinced using facts and first hand experience. But it can be entertaining to watch them spin.

[aspasia]

On a postive note, I read yesterday that the President ordered federal agencies to scrub all records of anyone fired, punished, etc. for not taking the vaccine.