Missoulians lined up in support of healthcare workers at a rally against vaccine mandates on North Reserve Street Saturday, November 28, 2021.
Montana healthcare workers are protected under HB-702 which adds vaccination status as a protected class.
Missoulians lined up in support of healthcare workers at a rally against vaccine mandates on North Reserve Street.
Update (11/30/2021): A federal judge has blocked CMS vaccine mandates for healthcare workers. Yesterday, over a thousand Montanans showed up for statewide rallies against vaccine mandates imposed on healthcare workers by the Biden Administration. Demonstrators attended rallies in Billings, Bozeman, Glendive, Great Falls, Hamilton, Helena, Kalispell, Miles City, Missoula, and Sydney at 2:00pm in highly…
Healthcare workers and community members protest vaccine mandates.
Statewide protests against vaccine mandates set for November 28th at 2PM.
Community Medical Center has lost 31% of their total beds since October 2020.
Many nurses and healthcare workers have been seeing the writing on the wall for months now. Hospitals across the United States have been sending notices to their workers, pressuring them to get vaccinated. On Veteran’s Day, Missoula’s Community Medical Center went a step further and told workers that they need to either get vaccinated or…
A few decades ago there was an advertising campaign that used the tag line “You can’t fool Mother Nature.” It seems like our government and much of the world does not understand that principle. So called “experts” tried to create a treatment they labeled “a vaccine” for COVID 19 that did not involve reinforcing the…
State Rep (SD-44) Theresa Manzella (right) makes the case for audits in Montana at Mike Lindell’s (left) Election Integrity Cyber Symposium.
State Rep Theresa Manzella makes case for Montana Legislature to call themselves back into session to perform audit of Montana Elections.
Hellgate Elementary School students pose for photo wearing masks outside. Hellgate Elementary Website.
Not everything will be returning to normal, however. Masks will still be required on busses. Signs for washing hands and social distancing remain, as will much of the plexiglass.
Health representatives for Massachusetts Department of Health COVID-19 Equity go door-to-door in Farmingham.
Missoula County Health Department head said it would be “highly unlikely” he would consider going door-to-door to coerce Missoulians to get COVID-19 injections, but left the door open for a “compelling argument.”
The newly passed HB 702 protects Montanans from discrimination in employment based on vaccination status, but it does not take effect until July 1st. Until the new law stands, workers can still resist mandates from employers who want to force vaccination as a condition of employment. According to the Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration…
January 20th, the day of Joe Biden’s inauguration, the World Health Organization sent out a memo to all COVID-19 test administers and laboratories that they needed to use a lower sensitivity in their PCR (polymerase chain reaction) testing due to the high prevalence of false-positive COVID-19 test results. After the 20th, we saw “new cases”…