CNN’s Don Lemon says the unvaccinated shouldn’t be allowed in grocery stores, sporting events or even at work

Jul 28, 2021

CNN’s Don Lemon says the unvaccinated shouldn’t be allowed in grocery stores, sporting events or even at work

Jul 28, 2021

(OPINION) Todd Starnes – No Shirt, no shoes, no shot, no service. That’s what CNN’s Don Lemon is calling for. The CNN anchor started his show Monday with controversy, stating that anyone who has not received the COVID-19 vaccine should be banned from supermarkets, ball games, and offices.

“I’m sure a lot of people are not gonna agree with this,” Lemon began his show, “but don’t get the vaccine, you can’t go to the supermarket. Don’t have the vaccine, can’t go to the ball game. Don’t have the vaccine, can’t go to work. You don’t have a vaccine, can’t come here. No shirt, no shoes, no service.”


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Lemon said, “We continue to waste our breathe on people who are just not going to change.” The CNN host ranted: “You know, circular logic. They just keep going back and saying, well, it’s my freedom or whatever. I’m free.

Well, your kid is not free to give other kids meningitis in schools. Got to take a vaccine to do that. You got to take a vaccine in order to be employed. So what is the big deal?” Lemon concluded that people who are concerned about what they put in their body are drinking alcohol and putting worse things in their body on the weekends.

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