Nearly two weeks ago, President Biden announced that U.S. businesses with 100 or more workers must mandate COVID vaccination or COVID testing on a weekly basis. Biden made this declaration while raging towards Americans who lack inoculation against COVID and Republican governors.

The president's strategy is quite apparent here; the goal is to force Americans into getting vaccinated by threatening their livelihoods. However, this isn't working out too well for the president or the businesses choosing to implement these mandates.

First of all, first responders and countless workers are either quitting their jobs altogether or suing employers that implement COVID vaccine mandates as employment conditions. Likewise, Republican governors and the GOP National Committee have vowed to sue the president the moment this mandate goes into action.

In a new turn of events, the small business community isn't pleased with Biden's vaccine mandate either.

The Job Creators Network's message to the current president

In a public statement, the small business community articulated in no uncertain terms that they stand against Biden's COVID vaccine mandate. The Job Creators Network (JCN) described this as "onerous" and "unconstitutional."

Likewise, JCN called out Biden and Democrats for the war they've waged on small businesses in the United States. This vaccine mandate will never stand up against all the impending lawsuits coming; however, this regulation places more strain on businesses after months of lockdowns and capacity limits.

Republican attorney generals, GOP governors, and workers across the nation aren't the only ones suing over COVID vaccine mandates, though. JCN explained in their public statement that they're planning to submit litigation to block this mandate.

Americans likewise learned that JCN informed the Biden White House of their plans to implement legal action last week.

Overplaying their hand

Pro-mandate leaders and individuals have finally overplayed their hand. They believed that threatening the employment of unvaccinated Americans was a foolproof way of driving up vaccination rates; yet, the American people aren't standing for it.

As more workers quit, businesses and employers are having to reconsider COVID vaccine mandates. Already, in New York, one facility has stopped delivering babies, due to a lack of staff after mass resignations over the vaccine mandate.

Likewise, other groups to protest COVID vaccine mandates include Nicki Minaj supporters in Atlanta and Black Lives Matters supporters in New York. More and more folks are waking up to the horrors of forced vaccination. These people are not all Republicans, either.