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John Birch Society – stop vaccine passports

They offer assistance in contacting your elected officials. Here is a sample:

“I am a constituent. I urge you to oppose mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations and vaccine passports. Also, take robust actions to prevent the implementation of such policies. Americans have the God-given freedoms of conscience and religion. Forcing individuals to be vaccinated against their will, whether through economic pressure or outright mandates, violates that freedom. Please act to retain all current religious, philosophical, and medical exemptions for vaccinations in our state, and whenever possible, act to add to or expand the exemptions for vaccinations, including for COVID-19.” https://jbs.org/alert/stop-forced-covid-19-vaccinations/

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CALL TO ACTION (8/7):

The legislature adjourned one hour before Judge Fox ruled to invalidate Act 1002 on Friday. (Do you really believe this wasn’t orchestrated? Asa essentially admitted in his press conference that a judicial solution was his backup plan in the event he couldn’t twist the legislators’ arms.)

Here is what we need to do now:

1.) Call the Attorney General’s office on Monday (501-682-2007). You can also call or write Leslie’s assistant, Jaime Land, at 501-682-2627; email: jaime.land@arkansasag.gov. Demand that the AG’s office immediately seek an emergency appeal of Judge Fox’s ruling to the Arkansas Supreme Court.

2.) Call and email these three state senators: Alan Clark, Trent Garner, and Bob Ballinger. These three had suggested real reforms that would have protected our medical privacy (including your right to work), allowed for true school choice, and eliminated the horrific teachings of Critical Race Theory in our schools. Tell them you support and appreciate their efforts. Encourage them to keep fighting for us.

3.) Call and email the state senators listed below to express your disgust and dismay with their sell-out vote. They voted to adjourn the session without hearing the proposed freedom legislation, effectively leaving Arkansans to deal with vaccine and mask mandates. These senators are directly to blame for our tremendous loss on Friday.

2021-State-Senators-to-adjournDownload

Note that Irvin, Flowers, Tucker, and Wallace were absent.

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Kangaroo Court Ruling

In a hastily called session, liberal Pulaski County Judge Tim Fox ruled today that Act 1002 cannot be enforced. Fox promised to get a written order out today. He claims that Act 1002 violates equal protection because private schools could still issue a mask mandate, while public schools could not. Fox did urge the Arkansas Supreme Court to take up the case, as he seemed interested in getting the case moved out of his court.

The effect of this is that the governor, any mayor, county judge, or school district can issue a mask mandate as early as this afternoon. The legislature has once again been overridden. We believe this was all a setup, as the legislature hastily adjourned this morning without hearing the freedom legislation that was promised. The RINOs joined with the Democrats to prevent the special session from continuing. We will make a separate post with the names of the turncoats.