3 recent bills were introduced to the state legislature that would limit vaccine choice in Wisconsin. It is up to you to get involved and take action to ensure that these bills do not move forward in the process of becoming a law.
Action
Action #1: Email:
Representative Clint Moses (Chair of the Assembly Committee on Health, Aging and Long-Term Care)
Senator Rachael Cabral-Guevara (Chair of the Senate Committee on Health)
Maryjane Behm (Assembly Committee Clerk)
Michael Moscicke (Senate Committee Clerk)
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CC your own Representatives and Senators (Find out who your legislators are: Wisconsin Legislative District Viewer)
Email:
Rep.Moses@legis.wisconsin.gov, Maryjane.Behm@legis.wisconsin.gov, Sen.Cabral-Guevara@legis.wisconsin.gov, Michael.Moscicke@legis.wisconsin.gov
Deadline to email/ call: Friday, October 13th
ASSEMBLY BILL 429 / SENATE BILL 442 – relating to the removal of the personal conviction vaccine exemption for school and daycare children.
- Vaccines are liability-free pharmaceutical products.
- The ever-growing vaccine schedule has never been tested for safety.
- Vaccines, along with all pharmaceutical products, come with risks and CAN cause injury and death.
ASSEMBLY BILL 428 / SENATE BILL 428 – relating to vaccination of 16-17-year-old minors without parental consent. This bill seeks to eliminate the fundamental right of parents in Wisconsin to make medical decisions for their minor children.
- Minors may not have full knowledge of their medical history.
- Adolescents may be more likely to succumb to medical coercion by an authority figure.
- Teenagers may be particularly susceptible to pressure by means of incentivization (gift cards, vaccination kickbacks) as is regularly practiced in many retail settings.
ASSEMBLY BILL 427 / SENATE BILL 418 – relating to purchasing and distributing vaccines for children and making an appropriation.
- It is not fiscally responsible for the state to initiate a purchasing program.
- The implementation of one purchasing system for both public and private entities relative to vaccinations is undeniably another step toward employing a nationalized, single-payer healthcare system.
Example Email below:
**We encourage you to construct your message using your own personal story, thoughts and feelings. **
Dear Representative Moses, Senator Cabral-Guevara, along with my own Representative INSERT YOUR REP HERE and Senator INSERT YOUR SENATOR HERE.
I am writing to ask that you do not bring AB429/SB442, AB428/SB428, and AB427/SB418 to the committee for a vote. I ask that you stand with the people of Wisconsin and uphold choice.
- Vaccines are liability-free pharmaceutical products.
- The ever-growing vaccine schedule has never been tested for safety.
- Vaccines, along with all pharmaceutical products, come with risks and CAN cause injury and death.
- Minors may not have full knowledge of their medical history.
- Adolescents may be more likely to succumb to medical coercion by an authority figure.
- Teenagers may be particularly susceptible to pressure by means of incentivization (gift cards, vaccination kickbacks) as is regularly practiced in many retail settings.
- It is not fiscally responsible for the state to initiate a purchasing program.
- The implementation of one purchasing system for both public and private entities relative to vaccinations is undeniably another step toward employing a nationalized, single-payer healthcare system.
Please stand with us against governmental overreach and say no to AB429/SB442, AB428/SB428, and AB427/SB418.
Respectfully,
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