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New York Times notes that Florida's next surgeon general 'only supports vaccination campaigns if the shots are voluntary'

Last month, Democrats walked out of a confirmation hearing for Florida’s “unqualified,” Harvard-educated surgeon general Dr. Joseph Ladapo. That was a nice show, but it’s not going to stop his confirmation and the New York Times seems to have an opinion on that:

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It does, doesn’t it?

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So he doesn’t support forcing people to get vaccinated? Again, this is controversial how?


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