Gov. Kemp Latest Governor to Disapprove of Vaccine Passports

A handout image shows the Excelsior Pass, a platform that lets New Yorkers present proof of COVID-19 vaccination at events. Office of Gov. Andrew Cuomo

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp on April 6 voiced his disapproval for CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus vaccine passports, being the latest governor voicing their stance against the controversial proposal.

“I do not and will not support any kind of state-mandated vaccine passport,” wrote Kemp on Twitter. “While the development of multiple safe, highly effective COVID-19 vaccines has been a scientific miracle, the decision to receive the vaccine should be left up to each individual.”