The Louisiana Senate recently passed Senate Bill 133 (SB133) with unanimous support. Introduced by Senator Thomas Pressly, the bill aims to terminate state and local cooperation with rules and mandates imposed by international organizations, including the United Nations (UN) and the World Health Organization (WHO). SB133 unequivocally asserts that these international entities shall have no

The Tennessee Legislature’s recent passage of HB1894, a bill requiring any food product containing vaccine material be labeled a “drug”, underscores the importance of informed consent for consumers. The measure, which awaits Governor Bill Lee’s signature, addresses concerns about potential health risks associated with vaccines in produce, as well as meat from livestock that have

Texans for Vaccine Choice is more than just a political advocacy group. We’ve also dedicated nearly a decade to equipping Texans with the information they need to make informed decisions about their healthcare. While our main focus for the past few months has been on informing voters about candidates who prioritize medical liberty and informed

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