Medical Liberty Voices Heard!

Medical Liberty Was on the Ballot

WOW! What an intense season.
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Candidly, it has taken me a couple of days to recover from the last six weeks, but you all did not disappoint!

Medical liberty was certainly on the ballot. We had a record number of surveys returned this year.

After the primaries, we have 13 Senate and 3 Representative candidates who have committed 100% to medical liberty.


We still have the general election to get through, which means if the candidates on your ballot have not completed the survey, they still have time. 


Those in "safe districts" (meaning one party usually wins) will be less attentive to constituents and their concerns. 


If Hoosiers want to secure medical liberty, we must hold them accountable during the November election and into legislative season in January. 


I will be making my rounds with those who completed the survey at 100%, giving them the opportunity to uphold their commitments, but I can't do it alone.


Politicians don't care what I say. 
Truthfully, I do not matter to them. 

But you- the voters- you make the difference.

Over the next several months, your candidates (and legislators) are going to be in your community, living, working, and enjoying life.

Can you take 30 minutes to have coffee with your candidate and tell them how important medical liberty is to you?

As usual, I have a plan to make it easy for you...
With IMPECABLE timing, Aaron Siri has gifted Hoosiers for Medical Liberty 150 copies of his book, "Vaccines Amen," with the mission of hand-delivering them to each of our legislators. 

​If you would like to learn more about hand-delivering a copy ot your legislator please sign up on our website, h4ml.org/vaccinesamen

We are so thankful to Aaron for this opportunity to have meaningful conversations with our legislators. 
We will have more info about resources and logistics coming soon!

In Liberty, 
Ashley Grogg

P.S. Could you pitch in $10-15 dollars to help offset the cost of travel as I meet with candidates across the state? Travel costs add up quickly.