Ninth Circuit court opinion now brings into question whether or not the jab can be classified as a vaccine.
It still boggles the mind how we allowed so many people to suffer horrendous loss as a result of the 2020 plandemic. People lost their jobs, their businesses, their sanity, and their lives. And while people were suffering, the courts were mainly silent. In addition to inaction from the courts, leaders, even in Tennessee, were […]
Transparency, nonprofits, and your tax dollars.
Not all tax dollars are treated equally. Did you ever stop to think about how much of your money is being funneled into the hands of nonprofits by way of grants? Of course, we know that governments contract with third parties for services rendered. But oftentimes we only consider the work of corporate vendors and […]
The abrogation of rights by rulemaking.
A couple of weeks ago, we tried to answer the question of many homeschool parents as they were registering their students through homeschool umbrella programs in Tennessee. “Why am I being asked the immunization status of my homeschool child?” The confusion came about because of the passage this year of HB252 by Rep. Jody Barrett […]
Medical freedom and the defense of individual liberties die yet again in Congress.
This week, the House voted on HR 3935, a fairly straightforward bill that would simply continue to fund the FAA over the next five years. There were several amendments proposed to the bill, one notable, H.Amdt.270, presented by Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Green, died on the House floor because 83 Republicans chose to vote with Democrats […]
Open letter to Governor Bill Lee regarding pending recommendations from the CDC for childhood vaccinations.
Governor Bill Lee, Surely, you are aware of the vote happening today by a CDC panel to add a shot for COVID-19 to the recommended children’s vaccination schedule. Most are confident that this vote will pass. But how will those new recommendations affect families in Tennessee? In 2021, the General Assembly passed the COVID Protection […]