Oh Hoosiers,
 
It has been a long battle fought for Medical Liberty. Unfortunately, our State government is more interested in protecting big business, special interest groups, and the Governor rather than the citizens who elected them.
 
I know that the passage of HB1001 is disappointing.

• It does not provide any protection to Hoosiers.
• It guarantees discriminatory testing practices.
  
• It eliminates the slim possibility that an attorney would take a discrimination case for testing.
  
• It opens our state to federal meddling in exchange for money printed out of thin air…
  

This disappointment should do nothing more than MOTIVATE you to take your activism to the next level!

After all, if we want to win we can’t quit.
 
Your participation is going to be vital to eliminate employer-based discrimination. Nothing in HB1001 says that the employer must require testing or even mandate a vaccination. Working together with your co-workers will be imperative. We will have more on that later.

We have so much momentum behind us and it wasn’t coming from the legislature.

Make no mistake Hoosiers, you are the force of change.

Medical Liberty is dependent upon YOU.
 
When you feel discouraged, I want you to look at the success we have had thus far.

Hoosiers, together we have

• fought and overturned employer mandates
• protected and created awareness of exemptions
• Defeated OHSA mandates
• Stopped segregation in public schools (IPS)
• Brought awareness to injuries
• Educated thousands on VAERS
• Activated & Mobilized thousands of Hoosiers to participate in the legislative process

Hoosiers for Medical Liberty’s activists have done this in the past two years, imagine what we can do if we continue to march forward?

I have been told that in the past one of the greatest frustrations with Medical Liberty organizations & groups is that they are filled with fire during legislative season and then fall off during the “off season.” H4ML is not that kind of organization.

So what can you expect? We will continue with updates and communications. We will be working on collecting the remaining Candidate surveys for the 2022 primaries then sharing the information with you. Hoosiers for Medical Liberty does not provide endorsements to candidates. We will only discuss behaviors and voting habits of incumbents and compare that to how Challengers complete our Candidate survey. 
 
We will focus on the development of local grassroots. We truly see this as where the “magic happens.” We need you to stay engaged, dig deep and help us create a future where Medical Liberty is the norm, not the exception.
 
Thank you for all your hard work, it is not unnoticed!
 


For Liberty,
Ashley
 
 
 
P.S. I hope you are already registered to vote but if not you will want to do so prior to April 4th. If you are not registered by April 4th you will be ineligible to vote in the May primary.

P.S.S. If you are not a member, we invite you to become one today.

HB1001 has been contested by it's author and will go to conference committee.

House conferees are listed however the Senate has not assigned theirs yet. When we know senate conferees we will put out a call to action.

We will also be watching to determine when the committee occurs. 

Our hope is that during committee the discriminatory testing will be removed. That will be the focus of our calls to action.

Bear in mind that the governor could still veto the bill and send it back demanding that the vaccine portions are removed all together. We do not know what will happen, but we have to do our best ensure that discriminatory practices are not put into the law.

We will communicate as soon as we get more info!


Thank you for being so dedicated!

Ashley




P.S. Don't miss out on the Convoy- check to see if it will be driving near you.

This is going to be incredibly short.

HB1001 passed on 3rd reading in the senate. However, it may make a stop in conference committee. We will provide updates for that as soon as we know but it may be very short notice.

Once we know if it will go to conference committee and who the conferees and advisors will be we will push a call to action. Our goal is to remove the discriminatory testing. 

If you would like to you can work in advance collecting the information to support your stance. 

Regardless of if the bill goes to conference committee the bills next stop will be the governor's desk. He can still veto and send it back. This is a very interesting time and there truly is no telling what will happen. 

We likely won't do widespread calls to action for the rest of this bill, if you want the updates you will need to have already texted 260-286-0988 the code 1001 or do so now.  We will use this list to send out calls to action.  Please let your friends know if they would like timely updates.

When texting please only send the code: 1001. If you send anything else in that text you will not get added unless I do it manually- which is not a guarantee.

Thank you again for your dedication!
Ashley

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