PeliCast: The NDAA Won’t Fix Two Years of Bad Policies
On this PeliCast, Master Sergeant Rob Galey joins the Pelican Institute’s Special Counsel, James Baehr, to discuss their recent lawsuit against the Biden Administration over the U.S. Army’s COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate.
The two discuss Master Sergeant Galey’s calling and career in the military, why he respectfully declined to take the vaccine, and how the newest National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which removes the military’s vaccine mandate, won’t undo the two years of career damage that’s occurred due to the President’s destructive policies.
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