Indiana deploys National Guard to help beleaguered hospitals

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17 thoughts on “Indiana deploys National Guard to help beleaguered hospitals

  1. Who is paying the NG folks for them being at the hospital? the hospital VOLUNTARILY fired their employees. therefore the hospital should be paying the NG, not the taxpayer.

  2. Research the Rome Declaration signed by more than 4,600 doctors and scientists calling out the cruel evil madness of how globalist governments are managing and making a weaponized crisis politically out of the Plandemic and having nothing to do with science.

  3. “going to hospitals that have “exhausted all other options to staff their beds.”

    uh … not quite. They could stop requiring vaccination for employees who have experiential immunity.
    These so-called health “professionals” are quite disgraceful.

    1. Wesley H: and just what do you do for a living? You always seem to have an opinion…a feeling that you are an expert…plenty of wise cracks…

      Yes they start in November but people are being scared into getting a vaccine they do not want – to save their job and they are being strongly encouraged by leadership and management to get them earlier than November. Is this happening to you? Nurses and doctors are leaving their jobs for this? Why doesn’t this speak volumes to you?

      A year ago health care workers were heroes (except we’re not treated like it) and today they have become pawns in a political power game that they did not sign up for! And, if we don’t watch out, we might have more deaths caused by nursing and doctor shortages across Indiana and the country than COVID.

  4. What about not firing healthcare professionals for exercising their own free choice? I’m wondering if that option has been exhausted? Why wasn’t a testing option offered to these folks, who last year were called heroes, but now are deemed unfit to do their jobs? Also, by the manufacturers own admissions, these “vaccines” do not prevent one from carrying or getting Covid, so what is this really all about?

  5. IBJ’s data has 2200 Covid hospitalizations Statewide and about 78% of ICU in use , Covid and non Covid. Ignoring the elective treatments not happening at the moment, let’s say the 2200 patients are incremental.
    Can someone explain how 2200 incremental patients spread over the entire State is somehow bringing the hospital system to its knees?

  6. These inept rules for nurses/ caregivers in the hospital network regarding mandatory vaccination have forced many qualified people out of local service and many have elected to become travel nurses or agency services. Big money for these folks and no mandatory vaccinations

  7. For all who are so distressed about this – it’s 50 guards across the state. By comparison, IU Health alone has 36,000 employees. Completely inconsequential. Not necessary to have a strong opinion about everything – emotional energy better spent on constructive endeavors.

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