MINNESOTA – Despite the low risk that COVID-19 has shown to be for children, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has announced an incentive being offered to entice parents into getting the vaccine for their children as part of his  “Kids Deserve a Shot” initiative.

The governor said that a $200 VISA gift card is being offered, per child, for five to 11-year-old kids who get the shot now through February. In order to be eligible for the gift card, the child’s first and second doses must both be given between January 1 and February 28.

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Also as part of the initiative, five Minnesota college scholarships worth $100,000 each will be raffled off for five to 11-year-olds who get “fully vaccinated,” meaning who have received two doses of a Covid shot, sometime in the spring.

Maybe tempting, except that, ironically, those children who receive the shots may not even get the chance to use said scholarship because of the shots. This, because the jabs have shown in multiple countries to be a higher risk to children, specifically their hearts, than the virus itself, according to VAERS, studies, and anecdotal evidence.

Last week, Governor Walz visited the Community Vaccination Clinic at the Mall of America to “celebrate” the fact that the clinic reached “a milestone number of 200,000 vaccinations administered.” As of January 12, 33% of the state’s children aged five to 11 have received at least one Covid shot, and as of this writing, just over 73% of people five and older have gotten at least one shot.

The governor called the fact that the Supreme Court struck down Biden’s vaccine or test requirements for big companies a “disappointment.”

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It was announced last week that the governor would be allocating $40 million to support staffing at hospitals, and that “emergency medical teams have begun arriving at Minnesota’s health care facilities.” Walz said that 100 nurses will be sent to 23 hospitals first, followed by another 100.

It’s unclear if those nurses he’s bringing in will have less Covid restrictions than those have been fired for not receiving a Covid shot, such as has been the case with FEMA nurses.

This piece was written by Leah Anaya on January 19, 2022. It originally appeared in RedVoiceMedia.com and is used by permission.

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