AUBURN, Ind. (WOWO): Several GOP Lawmakers in the Hoosier State are wanting to combat President Biden’s Vaccine Mandates.
Many conservative Indiana lawmakers wanting to put a halt to President Joe Biden’s planned COVID-19 vaccine mandates for private employers, including State Senator, Dennis Kruse.
In an interview with our partners in news at ABC21, Kruse said he was working with other state lawmakers to create a bill to keep the mandate from applying to the Hoosier state. It will be Kruse’s second attempt at this kind of legislation, and he says he may try to introduce two bills on the issue. His attempt earlier this year at this form of legislation failed to gain support to pass.
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We need to know Who is not supporting this legislation so we can keep them out of Government.
If you are against freedom, you have no business making policy
Keep trying!! We must be allowed personal freedoms and privacy when it comes to our health records. If the government can overreach with this “vaccine”, it will lead to others. This is not a vaccine. You don’t have to keep getting “booster” shots for a vaccine. The whole thing is a farce perpetrated upon the American public.
I don’t understand why this is a partisan issue. It shouldn’t be.
Politicians are elected to protect our Constitutional rights. Both Republicans and Democrats should be fighting this federal overreach. Biden is off the rails with this. I’d say the same if Trump was pushing vaccine mandates. The problem is news peddling the illusion that businesses are doing this willingly…they are being coerced and compelled by OSHA, who is being compelled by Biden.
Email and call every single Indiana politician and bug the crap out of them. Let them know that our rights don’t cease because of a virus. They don’t give us our freedoms, they are granted by God. Period. We hold the power, we just haven’t realized it yet. Let’s get it together, Hoosiers!
Name names. We want to know who is not supporting this bill.
NACS lawsuit has some real teeth in it. They should be worried, refusing religious exemptions should be easy win.