Dr. Michelle Fiscus says that some Tennessee conservatives are refusing COVID-19 vaccines to avoid doing 'what the Biden administration wants them to do.'
As in much of the rest of the nation, new cases of COVID-19 in Tennessee have recently been spiking—experts have blamed the increase on both the rise of the Delta variant and on vaccine hesitancy. During an interview onthat aired Wednesday, Fiscus suggested that vaccine hesitancy in Tennessee was due at least in part to some residents fearing that they would be"somehow placating the left" by receiving the vaccine.
Dr. Michelle Fiscus has suggested that some conservative men in Tennessee were refusing COVID-19 vaccines"out of spite" for Democrats. This photo shows a man holding a child and an anti-vaccination sign at a protest against COVID-19 public health restrictions in Olympia, Washington on May 9, 2020."In Tennessee, and I think in a lot of our Southern states...
"And they are willing to put their own lives and the lives of the people they love at risk," she added."Because they feel that if they get the vaccine, then they have placated the left or done what the Biden administration wants them to do." “Our most hesitant population in Tennessee is the white, male, rural conservatives…They feel that if they get the vaccine, then they have placated the left,” says Tennessee’s ousted vaccine chief, Dr. Michelle Fiscus.
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