Vaccine mandate disrupting national security, commerce

 Epoch Times:

185 Employees Leave Los Alamos Nuclear Weapons Lab Due to Vaccine Mandate
And:
Vaccine Mandate Threatens Major Trucking Disruption, Industry Insiders Say

The Biden administration's approach to mandates appears counter-productive at this point.  I have recently had the third dose of the vaccine with no ill effects.  While I have seen stories of people having bad or allegedly fatal reactions to the vaccine, none of my close friends or relatives have had a problem.  

The Biden approach of "because I said so" is clearly not persuasive to those hesitant to get it.  

Putting people out of work appears as harmful as the virus in many cases, especially for the otherwise young and healthy.  The top priority for vaccinations should remain the most vulnerable, i.e. the elderly and those with existing medical conditions that threaten their immune systems.

As for the hesitant, the administration needs to come up with better incentives than losing a job.

See, also:

Biden under pressure to drop vaccine mandates for federal defense contractors over national security concerns

And: 

New Jersey Republicans outraged over video alleging Murphy will mandate vaccines if reelected 
Murphy campaign official said plan was hidden over fear of losing the support of independent, undecided voters

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