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Members of Congress are considering legislation that would direct federal funding toward expanding mobile influenza vaccination units nationwide. H.R. 7465, the “Fight Flu Act,” would authorize taxpayer dollars […]

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Tell Your Kentucky House Representative to Vote NO on SB 199Do not give pesticide manufacturers a liability shield in Kentucky courts. SB 199 has already passed the Senate […]

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Idaho lawmakers are considering legislation to strengthen and expand existing medical freedom protections across the state. We need you to please take action IMMEDIATELY! HB 808, Idaho’s Medical Freedom Expansion […]

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Tell House Subcommittee to Vote YES on HJR 0780  Protect your right to grow and obtain food House Joint Resolution 0780 (HJR 0780) will have a hearing in […]

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Tell the Kansas Senate Agriculture Committee to vote NO on HB 2476. Do not give pesticide manufacturers a liability shield in Kansas courts. House Bill (HB 2476) will […]

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Tell House Committee to Vote NO on SB 199  Do not give pesticide manufacturers a liability shield in Kentucky courts. It is a strong possibility that the KY […]

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A critical bill, SB522, goes before Kansas Legislation in March. This bill seeks to protect Medical Freedom rights and this bipartisan initiative recognizes the fundamental human rights of […]

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A critical bill, HB 1350, goes before Georgia Legislation in March. This bill seeks to protect Medical Freedom rights and this bipartisan initiative recognizes the fundamental human rights […]

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The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) will hold its next meeting on March 18–19 at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta. ACIP is currently inviting public […]

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Tell Committee to Strike Sections 10205, 10206, 10207 & portions of 10201 from HB 7567  Keep Big Ag Accountable – Remove liability shield for pesticide manufacturers  Please read this alert on […]

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Tell Committee to Vote NO on SB 199  Do not give pesticide manufacturers a liability shield in Kentucky courts. It is a strong possibility that the Kentucky Senate […]

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Tell Subcommittee to Vote YES on HB 2396  End the practice of adding fluoride to Tennessee’s public water systems  House Bill 2398 (HB 2396) prohibits public water system […]

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Tell Committee to Vote YES on HB 1853  Remove additional food dyes from public school food in TN House Bill 1853 (HB 1853) will be heard in the […]

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Florida lawmakers are considering legislation to strengthen informed consent protections and expand vaccine exemptions for families. SB 1756, the “Medical Freedom Act,” would require written informed consent prior […]

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Georgia lawmakers are considering legislation to prohibit healthcare providers and facilities from discriminating against individuals in the organ transplant process based solely on their Covid-19 “vaccination” status. HB […]

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U.S. Senator Rand Paul has introduced legislation that would repeal the federal liability shield protecting vaccine manufacturers and restore the right of injured individuals to pursue civil action in court. […]

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Missouri lawmakers are considering legislation that clearly establishes parents’ fundamental right to direct their children’s upbringing, education, and healthcare decisions, free from government interference.  SB 948 codifies these rights into […]

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Connecticut lawmakers are considering legislation that would shift authority over adult vaccination policy away from the existing regulatory review process and place it directly under the Commissioner of […]

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New York lawmakers are considering two companion bills that would allow dentists to administer the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine. A3892andS4548are dangerous because dentists lack the medical training necessary to safely evaluate […]

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26RS Senate Bill 155 gives the Agricultural Department the authority to declare an emergency giving it broad, unilateral authority to declare an emergency & restrict movement. This includes […]

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South Carolina lawmakers are considering legislation to eliminate the religious exemption for the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine for children attending school or childcare and require two […]

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Hawaii lawmakers are considering legislation that would affirm and protect the right of individuals to make autonomous medical decisions without discrimination, coercion, or exclusion by public or private entities. HB […]

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Kansas lawmakers are considering legislation that would affirm that global entities such as the World Health Organization, the United Nations, and the World Economic Forum have no authority within the state of […]

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Oklahoma lawmakers are considering legislation that would protect every person’s right to refuse any vaccine, medication, microchip, external tracker, or other manufactured product.  SB1656 affirms the foundational principle of medical […]

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Do not use the Florida farm bill to restrict the constitutional right to free speech. The hearing for SB 290 will be held at 9am on February 10th in […]

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New Hampshire lawmakers are considering legislation that would eliminate school and child care vaccine mandates and prohibit the state or any government entity from requiring vaccines as a […]

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Arizona lawmakers are considering legislation to prohibit government entities and private businesses from requiring residents to receive vaccines or wear face masks as a condition of employment, entry, […]

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Maryland lawmakers are considering legislation that would fundamentally change how vaccine policies are set.  SB385 (and its companion HB637)— known collectively as the “Vax Act” — would give the Secretary of […]

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Update: A couple of weeks ago, we sent out this alert asking you to contact your representatives to SUPPORT two very important bills. Thanks to your outreach, Senate Bill 408 […]

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New Hampshire stands on the brink of reclaiming parental rights and medical choice with House Bill 1811, which aims to restore decision-making to families and their healthcare providers. […]

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Virginia lawmakers are considering legislation that would remove the childhood Hepatitis B vaccine mandate from state law and health regulations. HB 983 restores parental authority by eliminating a one-size-fits-all […]

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New Hampshire lawmakers are considering legislation that would remove the childhood Hepatitis B vaccine mandate from state law. HB 1719 aligns with updated federal guidelines and restores parental authority by […]

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Florida lawmakers are considering a bill that would move several vaccines from Department of Health administrative rules into state law, making them mandatory for children to attend public or private […]

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Indiana lawmakers are considering groundbreaking legislation that would eliminate vaccine mandates for all Hoosiers. SB 174 removes all vaccine requirements for children and adults in public and private K–12 schools, child […]

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Florida lawmakers are considering critical legislation that would improve the accuracy, transparency, and completeness of death investigations involving infants, children, and young people. SB 188 requires medical examiners […]

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Lawmakers are considering important legislation that would restore basic accountability when vaccine manufacturers choose to advertise their products directly to the public in Florida. HB 339andSB 408address a […]

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Dear Tennessee Weston A. Price Foundation Members, Our Tennessee lobbyist, Elizabeth Murphy, will be hosting a Zoom call on Sunday, January 18th, at 7:00 PM Eastern / 6:00 […]

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Ever wanted to go Rogue and Go Rodeo? February 5th-7th in Rapid City, South Dakota It’s time to go Rogue again, with an extra special Rogue, Rodeo, and […]

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Earlier this week, we alerted you about a dangerous bill—Ohio SB 174—that would undermine parental rights. Today, we are asking for your support of a positive parental rights bill that […]

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Ohio lawmakers are advancing legislation that would give courts sweeping authority to override parents’ decisions — including medical and vaccination choices — even when there is no evidence […]

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New Jersey lawmakers are advancing legislation that would significantly expand state control over vaccine requirements for children, college students, health care workers, and insurance coverage—while removing federal vaccine safety […]

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Michigan lawmakers are moving a legislative package that would make it much harder for families to obtain vaccine exemptions and would expand state control over vaccine policy. A […]

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Florida has a unique chance to protect parental rights and eliminate vaccine mandates for children. Your voice is needed to ensure these changes are successfully implemented. Currently, state […]

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Last week, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) voted to update its national guidance on the Hepatitis B vaccine for infants. Under the new federal recommendation, only infants […]

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Last week, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) voted to update its national guidance on the Hepatitis B vaccine for infants. Under the new federal recommendation, only infants […]

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The Pennsylvania legislature is considering two companion bills—HB 1828 and SB 989—that would give the state Insurance Department sweeping new power to add or remove vaccines from health insurance coverage requirements in consultation […]

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The Massachusetts legislature is considering S.347, a bill that strengthens medical freedom and protects the doctor–patient relationship by allowing physicians—not state bureaucrats—to determine when vaccination may endanger a child’s […]

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The Michigan Legislature is considering House Bill 4778, which would prohibit any person or governmental entity in Michigan from ordering or administering gene-based vaccines—including those developed using mRNA, modRNA, saRNA, […]

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The Wisconsin Legislature is considering Senate Joint Resolution 89, which would designate October as Vaccine Injury Awareness Month. This resolution, sponsored by Senator Steve Nass, recognizes the many individuals and families […]

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The Wisconsin legislature is considering two companion bills— AB 398 and SB 447 —that would strengthen informed consent and vaccine choice by requiring schools, child care centers, and nursery schools […]

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Massachusetts legislators are considering a good bill that would prohibit Covid shot mandates and vaccine passports by the Commonwealth. H.2974 would ensure that no person be compelled to receive […]

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During a Senate hearing last week, which followed the recent firing of the CDC Director, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was subjected to sharp and dismissive attacks instead of […]

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The legislature is considering AB 495, the Family Preparedness Plan Act of 2025, which significantly expands who can authorize school-related medical care for a minor. It amends the Education, Family, […]

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Support Class Action Lawsuit in TN Stop Expansion of Poultry CAFOs in Bedford County Chicken confined animal feeding operations (CAFOs) are located throughout Tennessee with there being 137 […]

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H.R. 4388, the PREP REPEAL Act, seeks to fully repeal Sections 319F–3 and 319F–4 of the Public Health Service Act. These targeted sections are commonly referred to as the Public Readiness and […]

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