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  • This Week’s Spotlight: Showdown on the House Floor

    Rarely do bills experience push back at the stage of the Legislative process called ‘third reading’, but leave it to medical liberty bills to buck the trend! After a drawn-out struggle during second reading (the first time the bill was heard on the House floor) between Rep. Swanson (the bill […]

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  • Medical Liberty Champion: Senator Bryan Hughes

    Senator Bryan Hughes of SD 1 in Northeast Texas deserves high praise for his efforts to protect your medical liberties this session. As Chair of the Senate Committee on State Affairs, he has moved vital vaccine choice legislation such as SB 29, SB 175, SJR 70 swiftly out of committee. […]

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  • Tyranny Squad – Senator Kelly Hancock

    Senator Kelly Hancock (SD 9) is a member of the Senate Committee on Health and Human Services, a powerful Committee when it comes to your medical liberties. As an organ transplant recipient himself, one would expect that Senator Hancock would be sensitive to discrimination against patients seeking life-saving medical care. […]

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  • Important Bill Updates

    We are excited to announce that significant actions were taken yesterday in each chamber on identical bills that TFVC fully supports.  These bills, both titled the TEXAS COVID VACCINE FREEDOM ACT, would ensure informed consent for ALL Texans in regards to the COVID jabs. While we understand there are concerns […]

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  • Medical Liberty Champion: Senator Mayes Middleton

    Previously a member of the House of Representatives and former Chairman of the Texas Freedom Caucus, Mayes Middleton is serving his first term in the “upper chamber” where he continues to prioritize medical liberty for Texans. He is shepherding SB 177, The Texas COVID Vaccine Freedom Act, through the Senate […]

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  • Tyranny Squad – #GardasilGang

    Last week was a busy one for medical tyranny, with HB 989 being voted favorably out of the House Committee on Higher Education. This vote was unanimous, which is why we are spotlighting all members of this committee who voted for this bill (3 were absent from the committee vote). […]

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