Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So is the vaccine passport actually happening? Inquiring Virginians disgusted with Youngkin want to know.

Does that mean you’ll move to MD if so?

It would be an argument in favor. Maryland seems much better run than Virginia is likely to be over the next four years.

Yeah, thanks to our Republican governor, right? You want to come from Virginia (run by a Democrat the past few years) to a state that has been run by a Republican governor.

Hogan is not Youngkin there is zero comparison

Youngkin will destroy Virginia he will never leave office he told you that
He’s a criminal ready to pad his pockets your taxes in Virginia woo hoo either his pocket and or going up up up
Privatizing schools hey lots of monies there on your way VA


Amazon already in talks to leave VA behind

That’s right people all that infrastructure going to be a repeat of Pentagon city bye bye

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Everyone on this thread who is opposed to vaccine passport, please write the county council and let them know. They need to hear that the residents don't want this as many of them have already publicly stated that they support the passport.

I’m happy to send an email. Any suggestions as who would be the most effective to email?

If anyone knows of someone who might be more receptive to opposing the vaccine mandate, I would love to hear it.

Send separate emails to your district councilmember and all four at large members. And when you send the email to Albornoz, keep in mind that he’s council president so he has a lot of power.

Would someone be willing to post a list or a link to the at-large members with their email addresses?

I think this is up for a vote soon?

Do it ASAP. Hearing is tomorrow but vote might be dealyed by a week


• Gabe Albornoz
240-777-7959
Councilmember.Albornoz@montgomerycountymd.gov

• Andrew Friedson
240-777-7828
Councilmember.Friedson@montgomerycountymd.gov

• Evan Glass
240-777-7966
Councilmember.Glass@montgomerycountymd.gov

• Tom Hucker
240-777-7960
Councilmember.Hucker@montgomerycountymd.gov

• Will Jawando
240-777-7811
Councilmember.Jawando@montgomerycountymd.gov

• Sidney Katz
240-777-7906
Councilmember.Katz@montgomerycountymd.gov

• Nancy Navarro
240-777-7968
Councilmember.Navarro@montgomerycountymd.gov

• Craig Rice
240-777-7955
Councilmember.Rice@montgomerycountymd.gov

• Hans Riemer
240-777-7964
Councilmember.Riemer@montgomerycountymd.gov

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Everyone on this thread who is opposed to vaccine passport, please write the county council and let them know. They need to hear that the residents don't want this as many of them have already publicly stated that they support the passport.

I’m happy to send an email. Any suggestions as who would be the most effective to email?

If anyone knows of someone who might be more receptive to opposing the vaccine mandate, I would love to hear it.

Send separate emails to your district councilmember and all four at large members. And when you send the email to Albornoz, keep in mind that he’s council president so he has a lot of power.

Would someone be willing to post a list or a link to the at-large members with their email addresses?

I think this is up for a vote soon?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So is the vaccine passport actually happening? Inquiring Virginians disgusted with Youngkin want to know.

Does that mean you’ll move to MD if so?

It would be an argument in favor. Maryland seems much better run than Virginia is likely to be over the next four years.

Yeah, thanks to our Republican governor, right? You want to come from Virginia (run by a Democrat the past few years) to a state that has been run by a Republican governor.

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Anonymous wrote:We are vacationing in PA, no mask mandates, no craziness. I guess PA wants our money more than MoCo.

Idiots all of you.

Big whoop you protected your vax status 😂😂

Stop the trolling you dont want to show a vaccine good for you your choice
MOCo restaurant group record sales 😂 we are just fine without your money

Can you post a link to back that up? Or is it just more misinformation from the pro-mandate crowd?

Hope it’s true just because restaurants have faced some challenges. I’m against vaccine mandates, but I do hope businesses are doing well in this county.

Anonymous wrote:We are vacationing in PA, no mask mandates, no craziness. I guess PA wants our money more than MoCo.

Idiots all of you.

Big whoop you protected your vax status 😂😂

Stop the trolling you dont want to show a vaccine good for you your choice
MOCo restaurant group record sales 😂 we are just fine without your money

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So is the vaccine passport actually happening? Inquiring Virginians disgusted with Youngkin want to know.

Does that mean you’ll move to MD if so?

It would be an argument in favor. Maryland seems much better run than Virginia is likely to be over the next four years.

Anonymous wrote:So is the vaccine passport actually happening? Inquiring Virginians disgusted with Youngkin want to know.

Yes. But like NYC, it requires valid photo ID too, in order to prevent fraud.

Anonymous wrote:So is the vaccine passport actually happening? Inquiring Virginians disgusted with Youngkin want to know.

Does that mean you’ll move to MD if so?

So is the vaccine passport actually happening? Inquiring Virginians disgusted with Youngkin want to know.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My family and I are fully vaccinated, but I have no desire to "show my papers" in order to eat at a restaurant. It is none of their &*% business. When we eat out, it will be in Virginia, just 5 minutes away. We might even move there. It is no wonder Northern Virginia keeps winning businesses away from MoCo.

Same here. All vaxxed (and all got covid 4 weeks ago) and won’t be showing any papers when we go out to eat. But we’re staying here in MoCo - we’re just not complying with this BS.

We’ll politely say “no thank you”, and then asked to be shown to our table. They asked, we refused. They did their part. They fulfilled their compliance with the rule. At that point, they can either make the decision to accept our money, or take the extra, uncompensated step of enforcing county ordinances for free, at the expense of customers.

Their choice.

Talk about putting businesses in a bad spot.

My 14 yo unvaccinated teen plays a sport and we pay a trainer, plus a gym membership. I guess the gym has to give that money up in order to comply.

Gyms are suffering as it is, and I’m sure they don’t want to lose the members they do have.

The businesses should choose to shut down and reopen across the state line in VA then. MoCo will feel the pain of less tax revnue from the businesses. MoCo will become a less desirable place to live (who wants to have to drive across state lines just to go out to dinner?) and property values will go down.

We are vacationing in PA, no mask mandates, no craziness. I guess PA wants our money more than MoCo.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Everyone on this thread who is opposed to vaccine passport, please write the county council and let them know. They need to hear that the residents don't want this as many of them have already publicly stated that they support the passport.

I’m happy to send an email. Any suggestions as who would be the most effective to email?

If anyone knows of someone who might be more receptive to opposing the vaccine mandate, I would love to hear it.

Send separate emails to your district councilmember and all four at large members. And when you send the email to Albornoz, keep in mind that he’s council president so he has a lot of power.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My family and I are fully vaccinated, but I have no desire to "show my papers" in order to eat at a restaurant. It is none of their &*% business. When we eat out, it will be in Virginia, just 5 minutes away. We might even move there. It is no wonder Northern Virginia keeps winning businesses away from MoCo.

Same here. All vaxxed (and all got covid 4 weeks ago) and won’t be showing any papers when we go out to eat. But we’re staying here in MoCo - we’re just not complying with this BS.

We’ll politely say “no thank you”, and then asked to be shown to our table. They asked, we refused. They did their part. They fulfilled their compliance with the rule. At that point, they can either make the decision to accept our money, or take the extra, uncompensated step of enforcing county ordinances for free, at the expense of customers.

Their choice.

Talk about putting businesses in a bad spot.

My 14 yo unvaccinated teen plays a sport and we pay a trainer, plus a gym membership. I guess the gym has to give that money up in order to comply.

Gyms are suffering as it is, and I’m sure they don’t want to lose the members they do have.

They’re not in a bad spot.


They asked, as required by law. I refused. At this point it’s on me, not them. They did their part. The noncompliance is on me, not them.

So arrest me. Let’s get this into the courts.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My family and I are fully vaccinated, but I have no desire to "show my papers" in order to eat at a restaurant. It is none of their &*% business. When we eat out, it will be in Virginia, just 5 minutes away. We might even move there. It is no wonder Northern Virginia keeps winning businesses away from MoCo.

Same here. All vaxxed (and all got covid 4 weeks ago) and won’t be showing any papers when we go out to eat. But we’re staying here in MoCo - we’re just not complying with this BS.

We’ll politely say “no thank you”, and then asked to be shown to our table. They asked, we refused. They did their part. They fulfilled their compliance with the rule. At that point, they can either make the decision to accept our money, or take the extra, uncompensated step of enforcing county ordinances for free, at the expense of customers.

Their choice.

Talk about putting businesses in a bad spot.

My 14 yo unvaccinated teen plays a sport and we pay a trainer, plus a gym membership. I guess the gym has to give that money up in order to comply.

Gyms are suffering as it is, and I’m sure they don’t want to lose the members they do have.