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A controversial vaccine mandate for the military that resulted in over 8,000 members of the Armed Forces being discharged has been repealed in last-minute negotiations to gain Republican support for the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).
The bill is crucial to fund the United States military and is often subject to intense negotiations as both parties attempt to extract concessions on key issues.
Senators Ron Johnson (R-Wi.) and Ted Cruz (R-Tx.) proposed an amendment that would allow members of the military who were discharged to be reinstated, but the amendment was defeated.
The bill also included a 4.6 percent pay increase for members of the military and civilian staffers.
BREAKING: Senate Repeals Vaccine Mandate In Last-Minute NDAA Deal (100percentfedup.com)
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