Allison Williams ESPN Reporter Out Over Vaccine Mandate: 'I Cannot Put a Paycheck Over Principle'

Allison Williams ESPN Reporter Out Over Vaccine Mandate: 'I Cannot Put a Paycheck Over Principle'
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Williams implored anyone else facing medical coercion from their employers and the government to stand up for what they believe and fight back against tyranny.

I am also so morally and ethically not aligned with this.”
Additionally, Williams said she wasn’t going to "put a paycheck over principle.
A vaccine that does NOT STOP transmission and spread does not weigh into doing for the good of neighbor. Not the only one walking away from a good career. And Certainly they serve in ways I could never do. They are Nurses, Doctors, first responders. They are most importantly our military. I stand with you.

Williams implored anyone else facing medical coercion from their employers and the government to stand up for what they believe and fight back against tyranny.

But I also want people to know that the people who support these mandates that I fight for you. If this is the direction we take this country there will come a time when the government or corporations mandate you to do something that does not align with your Values And when that day comes you will know we fought and we tried.

Williams said she does not know what is next for her or her career, but she said she is clinging to her faith and praying for things to get better.

“Until then, I’m going to go hug my baby,” she said through tears.

Williams, a college sports reporter for the network, wrote in a Twitter post that is trying to have a second child and that being vaccinated was “not in my best interest.”

She said in an Instagram video posted on Friday her “request for accommodation” was denied and that as of this coming week, she would part ways with the Disney-owned network.

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