GH Spoilers: Ingo Rademacher Claims ABC Was Going To Fire Him Before COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate

General Hospital (GH) spoilers suggest that off the cusp of Steve Burton’s return to the show, former colleague, Ingo Rademacher (Jasper “Jax” Jacks) hopped on Instagram to clarify some things about his lawsuit against the ABC soap.

Both Steve and Ingo were let go after refusing to comply with the daytime drama’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate policy that was put in place in 2021.

Still, Rademacher adds more details of the reasoning behind launching the lawsuit, appeal, and that is far more than just about “the shot”.

General Hospital Spoilers – Ingo Rademacher Notes The Show Was Trying To Fire Him Before The Mandate

Ingo states in his IG video that while GH did fire him over his refusal to comply with the COVID-19 vaccine mandate, during the “discovery” process of the lawsuit.

Where all communication pieces were shared and reviewed, evidence surfaced that the network was trying to get him fired before the vaccine mandate came into play, because of his outspokenness surrounding his political and social views.

It’s very well known to anyone who follows Ingo on social media, that he does have right-wing and conservative ideologies.

He goes on to say that for those who support or want to protect freedom of speech, it is vital that he wins his appeal and this case.

He also notes that a portion of the lawsuit still does have to do with the vaccine mandate, which he states was unconstitutional, as well as ABC’s denial of his religious exemption from said vaccine mandate.

GH Spoilers – Ingo Rademacher Brings Up Nancy Lee Grahn

During his video, Ingo also brings up social and political discrimination, noting former GH colleague Nany Lee Grahn (Alexis Davis) as a fine example of the hypocrisy the soap has when it comes to freedom of speech and their actors.

Just as fans know Ingo is a right-winger, Lee is known for her left-wing political views. She tends to be very outspoken about this on social media, yet Rademacher implies that she seemingly has never had to face repercussions.

He goes on to say that social and political view discrimination is against the law in the state of California.

He also states that former GH cast and crew who sent him texts and emails “better wish” this lawsuit doesn’t go to trial, because the mean messages, that hurt both him and his family, will make it to the public eye.

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