Federal vaccination bill could force dangerous shots on America’s kids

It’s blackmail, plain and simple. Right now, Congress is considering a bill that would force your state to give every vaccine under the sun to your kids and grandkids.

For months I’ve been telling you about laws in states like California and Rhode Island that are stripping us of our freedoms to decide which shots are right for our children. And I warned you that it was a matter of time before we were fighting this battle at the federal level.

And now it looks like that day is here.

Because the proposed Vaccinate All Children Act of 2015 would withhold state funding for hospitals, clinics, and even sexual assault victims unless your state passes a forced vaccination law for school kids.

It’s simply the most dangerous piece of vaccine legislation ever proposed. It could be set to move this fall — which means we may have just weeks to work together to stop it.

No shots, no fundingYou may not have heard of Congresswoman Frederica Wilson of Florida. She’s best known for trying to lift Congress’ ban on head coverings so she can wear her colorful cowboy hats on the House floor.

Well, that all makes sense now. Because Wilson is running an old-fashioned stick-up that Jesse James would have been proud of — and the victims are every school-aged kid in America.

Wilson is sponsoring H.R. 2232, the so-called Vaccinate All Children Act of 2015, a piece of federal tyranny that practically makes California’s new mandatory vaccine law look sane by comparison.

You see, the California law (SB 277) said in essence, “no shots, no school” for millions of students. H.R. 2232 goes a step further and says “no shots, no federal funds.”

The way the bill is currently written, states would be forced to pass a law requiring all school kids to get the CDC’s full vaccination schedule — plus a risky HPV vaccine like Gardasil — or risk losing hundreds of millions in federal funds.

The federal money that could be withheld is called preventive health services grants, and states use the cash to help fund clinics, health programs, and even services for sexual assault victims.

You read that right. This crazy bill would actually deny funds that are used to care for rape victims if every school kid in the state isn’t vaccinated.

It makes you wonder if Congresswoman Wilson’s impressive collection of hats is cutting off the circulation to her brain.

And, unfortunately, the insanity doesn’t stop there. Just like in California, there are no religious exemptions allowed.

Your pediatrician can write a note claiming that your child or grandchild has an allergy or other condition that would make a certain vaccine dangerous — but even then, your doctor can be overruled by the school nurse.

Can you believe it? We have a bill sitting in Congress right now that could let a school nurse — one who may have never examined your child or grandchild — toss aside a practicing physician’s belief that a vaccine is dangerous or even deadly.

Wilson says the goal of her bill is to “keep people healthy, and save lives” — but this one provision alone is nearly guaranteed to injure or kill kids. In fact, the federal Vaccine Injury Compensation Program has paid out $3 billion since 1988 to children and adults who were harmed or had their lives ended by vaccines.

This is the nanny state run amok. It’s our government’s latest insulting attempt to make our kids wards of the state and to trample your rights.

H.R. 2232 has been sitting in a key House health committee this summer. But now that this forced vaccination movement has some momentum behind it, the bill could be ready to move when the House reconvenes in September.

Unless we stop it. Write, call, or email your representative in Congress and tell them not to sponsor or support H.R. 2232.

And remind them we’re not about to let the government blackmail us into making dangerous health decisions for our kids.

Sources:

“Fighting for your rights — it’s in your court” Dr. Sherry Tenpenny drtenpenny.com

“Congresswoman Frederica S. Wilson introduces legislation to require public school students to receive vaccines” Press release, wilson.house.gov

“H.R. 2232 — 114th Congress” congress.gov

“Birth — 18 years & ‘catch-up’ immunization schedules United States, 2015” cdc.gov