Speak up for three good bills in the Texas legislature that would prohibit forced or coerced vaccination and would require a study on Covid shot side effects.

HB 81 and its companion bill SB 177 would prohibit any person from forcing or pressuring a legally residing Texan to receive medical treatment involving Covid shots.  These bills also prohibit any discriminatory action taken against an individual who refuses to take the shots or is coerced into taking them.  Violating this law would result in a minimum penalty of $5,000.

By utilizing the language of informed consent and incorporating it into the Health and Safety Code, these bills may provide protection against federal employer vaccine mandates for healthcare facility employees receiving Medicare or Medicaid payments. 

HB 44 and its companion bill SB 303 would prevent healthcare practitioners who offer services under Medicaid or CHIP (Childrens Health Insurance Program) from discriminating against participants based on their vaccination status (applies to all vaccines).  These bills also ensure that providers who violate the law do not receive compensation and will be disenrolled as Medicaid or child health plan program providers.

HB 1313 would require the Health & Human Services Commission in collaboration with the Department of State Health Services to conduct a study on adverse reactions to Covid shots administered in Texas.

The study must also incorporate any inaccurate claims made by the vaccine manufacturers or government entities regarding the vaccines efficacy or potential harm.  Any suppression of data on the injections efficacy or safety by either the vaccine manufacturers or any government agency must also be included.

Please speak up!  We need YOUR voice to help pass bills HB 81/SB 177, HB 44/SB 303 and HB 1313 today!  

TAKE ACTION:

Contacting your legislators is important because they are voting on numerous bills but are not always familiar with the content and potential impact.  Your communications can make a difference.

1) Contact your Texas State Representative and ask him/her to SUPPORT H 81, HB 44 and HB 1313.

2) Contact your Texas state Senator and ask him/her to SUPPORT SB 177 and SB 303.

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