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Sen. Jim Inhofe calls on Sec. Lloyd Austin to suspend the DOD COVID-19 vaccine mandate

It’s about time.

Sen. Jim Inhofe released a copy of the letter he sent to Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin on Monday calling on the Pentagon to immediately suspend the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for troops and contractors until Congress is briefed on readiness impacts from the mandate:

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Inhofe writes, “Combined with the uncertainty and burden the vaccination mandate places on industry, this administration will do more damage to the nation’s security than any external threat”:

And:

“The lack of strategic foresight in the implementation of the COVID vaccination mandate is inexcusable. Plainly stated, no service member, Department of Defense civilian or contractor supporting the Department should be dismissed due to failure to comply with the mandate until the ramifications of mass dismissal are known. With an ever shrinking candidate pool, hastily executed policies such as this work to further diminish the ability of the Department to tap into the finite resource of people critical to national security. The mass attrition of personnel and further shirking of the defense industrial base at this time would only serve to hinder our ability to project power and compete against near-peer adversaries.”

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The full letter is available here:

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