Lt. Col. Brandi King explained on 'Fox & Friends' that her exemption requests were denied and she could lose her pension after 19 years of military service.
that she’s currently unable to gain income, earn"points" toward retirement or use health benefits. She also noted that in addition to her request for a religious exemption, she has allergies to two ingredients in the COVID-19 vaccine.for service members in early January following President Biden’s signing of the National Defense Authorization Act in December which repealed the mandate.
She recently hired a lawyer, arguing that there were multiple constitutional and statutory law violations. "The American public knows that the military's sole purpose is to support and defend the Constitution and defend our republic," she said."So not only do my neighbors, community, friends, family see the way I've been treated, they also see that our constitution isn't being defended and supported."
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