But he struck a different tone about medical freedom when talking about his personal decision not to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
He said that he has already tested positive for the virus and therefore believes that he has “natural immunity.”
Rand was very bothered that anyone would dream of criticizing someone else’s medical decisions, much less allowing the government to intervene.
“All that would probably be good for me, but I don’t think big brother ought to tell me to do it.”.
he asked her in an aggressive line of questioning of the first transgender person nominated to a Senate-confirmed position.
The possibility of regret from foregoing the COVID-19 vaccine, though, isn’t enough to get Paul to get the vaccine himself, much less support government intervention.
A recent poll found that 41 percent of Republicans do not plan to get the vaccine, over ten times higher than Democrats’ four percent. »
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