The Special Olympics decided to do away with their vaccine mandate on Friday for the upcoming games in Orlando a day after Florida’s threat of a $27.5 million fine for violating a state law that bans any business from requiring proof of vaccination. They released a statement saying that their decision to lift the requirement was “based upon the Florida Department of Health’s interpretation of Florida law,” adding that “delegates who were registered for the Games but were unable to participate due to the prior vaccine requirement, now have the option to attend.” “We don’t want to fight. We want…