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REPORT: Florida lawmakers just passed one of the boldest medical freedom bills in America, and the move could ripple across the country. The bill, known as the Medical Freedom Act (SB 1756), cleared the Florida Senate in a 23–15 vote and supporters say it marks a major push for medical autonomy. At its core, the legislation creates a new “conscience exemption” for vaccine requirements in K–12 schools, giving parents stronger authority over medical decisions affecting their children. It also requires schools to provide detailed information before a vaccine is administered and before parents apply for an exemption. The bill goes further by reinforcing Florida’s ban on discrimination based on mRNA vaccination status and adding protections against forced vaccinations during future emergencies. Another headline-grabbing provision would allow ivermectin to be sold behind the counter to adults 18 and older without a prescription. A similar bill has been introduced in the Florida House, but its fate there remains uncertain. If it clears the lower chamber and reaches the governor’s desk, Florida could become the first state to implement protections like these. The next few weeks are critical. Don't miss ZeeeMediaOfficial's report: 👇

REPORT: Florida lawmakers just passed one of the boldest medical freedom bills in America, and the move could ripple across the country. The bill, known as the Medical Freedom Act (SB 1756), cleared the Florida Senate in a 23–15 vote and supporters say it marks a major push for medical autonomy. At its core, the legislation creates a new “conscience exemption” for vaccine requirements in K–12 schools, giving parents stronger authority over medical decisions affecting their children. It also requires schools to provide detailed information before a vaccine is administered and before parents apply for an exemption. The bill goes further by reinforcing Florida’s ban on discrimination based on mRNA vaccination status and adding protections against forced vaccinations during future emergencies. Another headline-grabbing provision would allow ivermectin to be sold behind the counter to adults 18 and older without a prescription. A similar bill has been introduced in the Florida House, but its fate there remains uncertain. If it clears the lower chamber and reaches the governor’s desk, Florida could become the first state to implement protections like these. The next few weeks are critical. Don't miss ZeeeMediaOfficial's report: 👇

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

100,657 views • 5 months ago

Forcing a vaccine, or any medical intervention, on another human being is a violation of the fundamental right to bodily autonomy. And when people say, “No one is forcing you”: If a child cannot attend school without complying, cannot go to summer camp, cannot participate in sports, or is excluded from ordinary life because their parents declined a medical intervention, that is not meaningful consent. It is coercion. Consent obtained under threat of exclusion, punishment or loss of opportunity is not freely given consent. Medical decisions belong to individuals and families. Not schools, employers, corporations or the state. There should never be a penalty attached to saying no, PERIOD.

Forcing a vaccine, or any medical intervention, on another human being is a violation of the fundamental right to bodily autonomy. And when people say, “No one is forcing you”: If a child cannot attend school without complying, cannot go to summer camp, cannot participate in sports, or is excluded from ordinary life because their parents declined a medical intervention, that is not meaningful consent. It is coercion. Consent obtained under threat of exclusion, punishment or loss of opportunity is not freely given consent. Medical decisions belong to individuals and families. Not schools, employers, corporations or the state. There should never be a penalty attached to saying no, PERIOD.

Children’s Health Defense

71,793 views • 7 days ago

Did you catch that Hamilton reference? 🤔Well, today, we are one step closer to ensuring the stories of LGBTQ+ people are told in our public schools across the state. My bill to implement inclusive learning standards passed the Senate and is on its way to the House!

Did you catch that Hamilton reference? 🤔Well, today, we are one step closer to ensuring the stories of LGBTQ+ people are told in our public schools across the state. My bill to implement inclusive learning standards passed the Senate and is on its way to the House!

Sen. Marko Liias

231,745 views • 2 years ago

During the hearing on the House version of the Parental Bill of Rights, N.H. American Federation of Teachers President states that if parents want to review course materials and have a say in their children’s education perhaps they should choose an education that is not a public school. It is time for Universal Education Freedom Accounts. Every parent deserves a voice. #NHpolitics

During the hearing on the House version of the Parental Bill of Rights, N.H. American Federation of Teachers President states that if parents want to review course materials and have a say in their children’s education perhaps they should choose an education that is not a public school. It is time for Universal Education Freedom Accounts. Every parent deserves a voice. #NHpolitics

Victoria Sullivan

25,477 views • 1 year ago

This week as our kids take a deeply flawed STAAR test graded by AI and manipulated by Greg Abbott’s Texas Education Agency Commissioner, let’s remember that upon Greg Abbott’s direction, my amendment to the voucher scam bill to require the same test be given to private school kids who receive vouchers as our kids in public schools take was rejected. As he forces a supersized STAAR test on our kids in public school, Greg Abbott knows that private school parents won’t tolerate the STAAR test. We should not tolerate a governor who wrecks our public schools. It’s time to fire Greg Abbott and end the STAAR test.

This week as our kids take a deeply flawed STAAR test graded by AI and manipulated by Greg Abbott’s Texas Education Agency Commissioner, let’s remember that upon Greg Abbott’s direction, my amendment to the voucher scam bill to require the same test be given to private school kids who receive vouchers as our kids in public schools take was rejected. As he forces a supersized STAAR test on our kids in public school, Greg Abbott knows that private school parents won’t tolerate the STAAR test. We should not tolerate a governor who wrecks our public schools. It’s time to fire Greg Abbott and end the STAAR test.

Gina Hinojosa

14,928 views • 4 months ago

Parents are the first and forever educators of their children. As such, they alone hold the fundamental right to determine what is in the best interests of their child. No government, institution, or special interest group should have the power to override or redefine that right. And yet, those who seek control over our children’s education have steadily worked to shift authority away from parents, placing it instead in the hands of bureaucrats and policymakers whose priorities often serve their own agendas rather than the well-being of our children. One of the most deceptive battles placed before us—a battle designed to distract and divide—is the push for government regulated universal #SchoolChoice On the surface, it appears to empower parents, but in reality, it is a well-laid pathway to the nationalization of education. As a mother, I do not derive my right to choose the best education for my child from the state or federal government. That right comes from God. It is not granted by politicians, nor should it be subject to their control. Yet, the push for #SchoolChoice, particularly in the form of government-funded vouchers, virtual learning, ESA and charter schools, is part of a bipartisan calculated effort to redefine parental rights while consolidating control over education at the national level. Think I am wrong? Do not attack-Prove me wrong.

Parents are the first and forever educators of their children. As such, they alone hold the fundamental right to determine what is in the best interests of their child. No government, institution, or special interest group should have the power to override or redefine that right. And yet, those who seek control over our children’s education have steadily worked to shift authority away from parents, placing it instead in the hands of bureaucrats and policymakers whose priorities often serve their own agendas rather than the well-being of our children. One of the most deceptive battles placed before us—a battle designed to distract and divide—is the push for government regulated universal #SchoolChoice On the surface, it appears to empower parents, but in reality, it is a well-laid pathway to the nationalization of education. As a mother, I do not derive my right to choose the best education for my child from the state or federal government. That right comes from God. It is not granted by politicians, nor should it be subject to their control. Yet, the push for #SchoolChoice, particularly in the form of government-funded vouchers, virtual learning, ESA and charter schools, is part of a bipartisan calculated effort to redefine parental rights while consolidating control over education at the national level. Think I am wrong? Do not attack-Prove me wrong.

Alice

11,848 views • 1 year ago

INSANE 🚨 At 2:15AM in the morning, Washington Democrats just PASSED HB 1296 HB1296 now allows schools to WITHHOLD INFORMATION ABOUT SEXUAL MISCONDUCT AGAINST A CHILD This bill strips parents rights, if a sexual assault happens THEY WILL NOT BE IMMEDIATELY NOTIFIED “The underlying bill essentially states that schools can wait 48 hours before they tell parents if their children were involved in any kind of criminal action or if there was any sexual misconduct of staff. We have seen a stunning amount of sexual misconduct and, and sexual assaults by educators in our schools just in the last year itself, including two principals in a school district that hid from parents a rape, a statutory rape of a sixteen-year-old female student in their school by one of their staff.” Washington State Democrats voted against an amendment to HB1296, which would require schools to immediately notify parents if their child is the victim of sexual misconduct Parents are already speaking out on social media saying they schools are never Against THIS JUST PASSED

INSANE 🚨 At 2:15AM in the morning, Washington Democrats just PASSED HB 1296 HB1296 now allows schools to WITHHOLD INFORMATION ABOUT SEXUAL MISCONDUCT AGAINST A CHILD This bill strips parents rights, if a sexual assault happens THEY WILL NOT BE IMMEDIATELY NOTIFIED “The underlying bill essentially states that schools can wait 48 hours before they tell parents if their children were involved in any kind of criminal action or if there was any sexual misconduct of staff. We have seen a stunning amount of sexual misconduct and, and sexual assaults by educators in our schools just in the last year itself, including two principals in a school district that hid from parents a rape, a statutory rape of a sixteen-year-old female student in their school by one of their staff.” Washington State Democrats voted against an amendment to HB1296, which would require schools to immediately notify parents if their child is the victim of sexual misconduct Parents are already speaking out on social media saying they schools are never Against THIS JUST PASSED

Wall Street Apes

1,501,649 views • 1 year ago

All 100 U.S. Senators have approved the Epstein bill through unanimous consent. As CNN’s Manu Raju explained, this wasn’t a normal vote. It was a procedural green light, eliminating delays and skipping a formal roll-call entirely. Raju broke down in detail what comes next: “But now it is on its way to the president’s desk in a remarkable turnaround, in an extremely fast move here, the senate has essentially greenlighted this bill to be approved as soon as tonight and be sent to the president’s desk.” “Now, essentially, what happened was that in the aftermath of this house vote this afternoon, 427 to 1, just one member of the entire United States house voting against it, this is now on its way to the Senate.” “Now, there has not been a formal process that would be formally sent over to the United States Senate. That process would take some time to get through the official writing of…getting the bill over across the capitol.” “It’s an arcane process, but once it gets over to the United States Senate, that’s when the bill can be read in the senate and officially essentially passed.” “So what we just saw moments ago was Chuck Schumer, the Senate Democratic leader, he went to the floor of the United States Senate, and he said…he asked for what’s known in the Senate as unanimous consent.” “That means that all 100 Senators have to agree, or one Senator could object and slow things down. He asked unanimous consent that for when the Senate receives the final paperwork of the bill that just passed the United States House, that it would be approved by the United States Senate.” “Nobody objected to that, Jake. So what that means is that as soon as it formally transmitted, this bill is formally transmitted from the House to the Senate, the Senate will essentially have it approved.” “It will be approved in their chamber. There does not need to be a roll call vote, and then it will go to the president’s desk for his signature, in which the president has indicated that he will sign.”

All 100 U.S. Senators have approved the Epstein bill through unanimous consent. As CNN’s Manu Raju explained, this wasn’t a normal vote. It was a procedural green light, eliminating delays and skipping a formal roll-call entirely. Raju broke down in detail what comes next: “But now it is on its way to the president’s desk in a remarkable turnaround, in an extremely fast move here, the senate has essentially greenlighted this bill to be approved as soon as tonight and be sent to the president’s desk.” “Now, essentially, what happened was that in the aftermath of this house vote this afternoon, 427 to 1, just one member of the entire United States house voting against it, this is now on its way to the Senate.” “Now, there has not been a formal process that would be formally sent over to the United States Senate. That process would take some time to get through the official writing of…getting the bill over across the capitol.” “It’s an arcane process, but once it gets over to the United States Senate, that’s when the bill can be read in the senate and officially essentially passed.” “So what we just saw moments ago was Chuck Schumer, the Senate Democratic leader, he went to the floor of the United States Senate, and he said…he asked for what’s known in the Senate as unanimous consent.” “That means that all 100 Senators have to agree, or one Senator could object and slow things down. He asked unanimous consent that for when the Senate receives the final paperwork of the bill that just passed the United States House, that it would be approved by the United States Senate.” “Nobody objected to that, Jake. So what that means is that as soon as it formally transmitted, this bill is formally transmitted from the House to the Senate, the Senate will essentially have it approved.” “It will be approved in their chamber. There does not need to be a roll call vote, and then it will go to the president’s desk for his signature, in which the president has indicated that he will sign.”

Overton

291,904 views • 9 months ago

Today I announced support for HB 1285, which will further cement Florida as the best state in the nation for education. Some of the reforms it institutes include: - Simplifying the process to get failing schools turned around so no child is stuck in a poor-performing school, - Incentivizing school districts to grow their roster of Purple Star Schools to support military families, and - Streamlining the content objection process for parents and preventing activists from making bad-faith objections More to come on this legislation tomorrow. Florida is #1 in education!

Today I announced support for HB 1285, which will further cement Florida as the best state in the nation for education. Some of the reforms it institutes include: - Simplifying the process to get failing schools turned around so no child is stuck in a poor-performing school, - Incentivizing school districts to grow their roster of Purple Star Schools to support military families, and - Streamlining the content objection process for parents and preventing activists from making bad-faith objections More to come on this legislation tomorrow. Florida is #1 in education!

Ron DeSantis

213,611 views • 2 years ago

Zach Lahn says his goal as Iowa governor is for almost all the food served in Iowa schools to come directly from Iowa farmers. “My goal as governor is to get to a point where 80% of the food served in our public schools comes directly from the state of Iowa.” “We have the best farmland in the world in Iowa and we import 95% of our food.” “We should flip that on its head.” “I would like Iowa to be the Real Food capital of the country.” “We should start in our public schools to help those kids get good, healthy, nutrient-dense foods.” “I want Iowa to lead on that and create a blueprint for the rest of the country.” Zach Lahn

Zach Lahn says his goal as Iowa governor is for almost all the food served in Iowa schools to come directly from Iowa farmers. “My goal as governor is to get to a point where 80% of the food served in our public schools comes directly from the state of Iowa.” “We have the best farmland in the world in Iowa and we import 95% of our food.” “We should flip that on its head.” “I would like Iowa to be the Real Food capital of the country.” “We should start in our public schools to help those kids get good, healthy, nutrient-dense foods.” “I want Iowa to lead on that and create a blueprint for the rest of the country.” Zach Lahn

MAHA Action

15,745 views • 8 days ago

Dr. Njoki Fernandes sat on a television studio and told Kenyans that there is a private school for every pocket and that parents should stop pushing their children into congested public schools. It is the kind of statement that can only come from someone who has never had to choose between school fees and food. Nobody takes their child to a public school because they prefer it. They take them there because it is what they can afford. The parent in Kibera, the farmer in Turkana, the bodaboda rider in Eldoret did not sit down and weigh private school options against public ones. They had one option and they took it. Telling them to consider private schools is not advice. It is an insult dressed in concern. The real question that should have been asked on that television programme is this. Why are public schools congested in the first place? Why are dormitories unsafe? Why are there not enough teachers, enough classrooms, enough fire extinguishers? The answer is that the government has chronically underfunded public education while the elite that makes policy sends their own children to private schools and international institutions. They have no personal stake in fixing what they do not use. If the government fully funded public education, ensured proper capitation from primary to secondary level and made basic education genuinely free and properly resourced, the conversation would be completely different. Parents do not need to be told to find a private school. They need a government that treats public education as a right worth funding properly. Your privilege should not be used to generalise a narrative. Dismas wa Tabu. Dreaming in installments. Billed in full.

Dr. Njoki Fernandes sat on a television studio and told Kenyans that there is a private school for every pocket and that parents should stop pushing their children into congested public schools. It is the kind of statement that can only come from someone who has never had to choose between school fees and food. Nobody takes their child to a public school because they prefer it. They take them there because it is what they can afford. The parent in Kibera, the farmer in Turkana, the bodaboda rider in Eldoret did not sit down and weigh private school options against public ones. They had one option and they took it. Telling them to consider private schools is not advice. It is an insult dressed in concern. The real question that should have been asked on that television programme is this. Why are public schools congested in the first place? Why are dormitories unsafe? Why are there not enough teachers, enough classrooms, enough fire extinguishers? The answer is that the government has chronically underfunded public education while the elite that makes policy sends their own children to private schools and international institutions. They have no personal stake in fixing what they do not use. If the government fully funded public education, ensured proper capitation from primary to secondary level and made basic education genuinely free and properly resourced, the conversation would be completely different. Parents do not need to be told to find a private school. They need a government that treats public education as a right worth funding properly. Your privilege should not be used to generalise a narrative. Dismas wa Tabu. Dreaming in installments. Billed in full.

DismasWaTabu

27,929 views • 3 months ago

MAHA Action–endorsed gubernatorial candidate Zach Lahn says he would ban mRNA vaccines in Iowa. He also promises to give parents full control over their children’s medical decisions. “I’ve already signed… the pledge to pull the COVID shots off the market.” “We know they’re unsafe. We know about the myocarditis. We know about pericarditis.” “We understand that we cannot trust the medical establishment anymore.” “They have lost our trust.” “And they have done nothing to earn it back.” “As governor, I will make sure that we’re protecting Iowa’s people, that parents are in charge of whether their child gets a vaccine, that there are no requirements in schools for vaccination.” “This is up to parents.” “The government will stay the hell out of their business.” Zach Lahn

MAHA Action–endorsed gubernatorial candidate Zach Lahn says he would ban mRNA vaccines in Iowa. He also promises to give parents full control over their children’s medical decisions. “I’ve already signed… the pledge to pull the COVID shots off the market.” “We know they’re unsafe. We know about the myocarditis. We know about pericarditis.” “We understand that we cannot trust the medical establishment anymore.” “They have lost our trust.” “And they have done nothing to earn it back.” “As governor, I will make sure that we’re protecting Iowa’s people, that parents are in charge of whether their child gets a vaccine, that there are no requirements in schools for vaccination.” “This is up to parents.” “The government will stay the hell out of their business.” Zach Lahn

MAHA Action

15,822 views • 7 months ago

Gavin Newsom sued Chino School District when parents stood up for parents' rights. Newsom even passed a law to hide secret gender transitions from families The Ninth Circuit Court just sided with parents. This is a huge win “Gavin Newsom and his allies fought us and even sued us. You guys remember that. Then they went even further and passed a law, AB 1955, forcing schools to hide secret transitions and other very critical information from you moms and dads” The court decided The State does not have the right to hide important information from you, the parents. They do not have the right to secretly transition your kids without your knowledge This is real and here’s what actually happened Chino Valley Unified School District in California passed a policy requiring schools to notify parents if their child requests to change gender identification, pronouns, or use different facilities at school Gavin Newsom and the California Attorney General sued the district, arguing the policy violated students’ privacy rights and state law Gavin Newsom then passed AB 1955 which prohibits schools from notifying parents about a child’s gender identity changes or “social transition” without the child’s consent The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals just sided with the parents and the Chino Valley district. The court held that: - Parents have a fundamental right to direct the upbringing and education of their children. - The state and schools do not have the authority to systematically hide critical information like social gender transitions from parents - Policies and laws forcing schools to conceal such information from families are likely unconstitutional Democrats literally tried to let schools transition kids into being transgender and legally hide it from parents. This is evil

Gavin Newsom sued Chino School District when parents stood up for parents' rights. Newsom even passed a law to hide secret gender transitions from families The Ninth Circuit Court just sided with parents. This is a huge win “Gavin Newsom and his allies fought us and even sued us. You guys remember that. Then they went even further and passed a law, AB 1955, forcing schools to hide secret transitions and other very critical information from you moms and dads” The court decided The State does not have the right to hide important information from you, the parents. They do not have the right to secretly transition your kids without your knowledge This is real and here’s what actually happened Chino Valley Unified School District in California passed a policy requiring schools to notify parents if their child requests to change gender identification, pronouns, or use different facilities at school Gavin Newsom and the California Attorney General sued the district, arguing the policy violated students’ privacy rights and state law Gavin Newsom then passed AB 1955 which prohibits schools from notifying parents about a child’s gender identity changes or “social transition” without the child’s consent The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals just sided with the parents and the Chino Valley district. The court held that: - Parents have a fundamental right to direct the upbringing and education of their children. - The state and schools do not have the authority to systematically hide critical information like social gender transitions from parents - Policies and laws forcing schools to conceal such information from families are likely unconstitutional Democrats literally tried to let schools transition kids into being transgender and legally hide it from parents. This is evil

Wall Street Apes

36,405 views • 2 months ago

📚Educational Freedom and Parental Rights: I am proud to stand with tens of thousands of families across our state to defend educational choice and parental rights. I stayed until 4AM to hear every last family testify against HB 5468 and will fight hard against passage of the bill in the Senate. Our state government and DCF continue to fail to deliver the services that are their responsibility at the standard that we all hold in Connecticut, yet they want more power over the private school and home school decisions of families. Our state government should focus on protecting the safety of those actually in danger and delivering a great caliber of public education rather than taking more power. We can do better for everyone in Connecticut!

📚Educational Freedom and Parental Rights: I am proud to stand with tens of thousands of families across our state to defend educational choice and parental rights. I stayed until 4AM to hear every last family testify against HB 5468 and will fight hard against passage of the bill in the Senate. Our state government and DCF continue to fail to deliver the services that are their responsibility at the standard that we all hold in Connecticut, yet they want more power over the private school and home school decisions of families. Our state government should focus on protecting the safety of those actually in danger and delivering a great caliber of public education rather than taking more power. We can do better for everyone in Connecticut!

Ryan Fazio for Governor

60,654 views • 4 months ago

SB 1756, the Medical Freedom Act, passed 14 - 8 in the Florida Senate Rules Committee yesterday. Supporters of the bill successfully eliminated a dangerous amendment that would have allowed private schools to deny religious exemptions, and added an amendment that strengthened the bill by removing the sunset clause on Florida’s mRNA vaccine mandate ban — ensuring that mRNA vaccines can never be mandated now or in the future. The bill strengthens parental rights by adding a conscientious exemption in Florida (expanding beyond the state’s existing religious and medical exemptions), while reinforcing informed consent and medical freedom so families have full transparency and can choose what is best for them. The bill will also allow ivermectin to be available behind the counter with a pharmacy consult. With SB 1756 advancing to the Senate floor, attention now turns to the House. HB 917 has not yet been heard in committee, and Florida families are urging House leadership to schedule the bill so this important legislation can continue moving forward. Take action here: 🔗Link in stories #FreedomFlorida #MAHA #ParentalRights

SB 1756, the Medical Freedom Act, passed 14 - 8 in the Florida Senate Rules Committee yesterday. Supporters of the bill successfully eliminated a dangerous amendment that would have allowed private schools to deny religious exemptions, and added an amendment that strengthened the bill by removing the sunset clause on Florida’s mRNA vaccine mandate ban — ensuring that mRNA vaccines can never be mandated now or in the future. The bill strengthens parental rights by adding a conscientious exemption in Florida (expanding beyond the state’s existing religious and medical exemptions), while reinforcing informed consent and medical freedom so families have full transparency and can choose what is best for them. The bill will also allow ivermectin to be available behind the counter with a pharmacy consult. With SB 1756 advancing to the Senate floor, attention now turns to the House. HB 917 has not yet been heard in committee, and Florida families are urging House leadership to schedule the bill so this important legislation can continue moving forward. Take action here: 🔗Link in stories #FreedomFlorida #MAHA #ParentalRights

Global Wellness Forum

22,092 views • 6 months ago

Today, I commissioned the Busoga Zonal Presidential Industrial Hub in Jinja City! It is crucial that we revive our commitment to free education in primary and secondary schools. We can’t let school fees hinder our children’s future. Every parish should have access to free education without financial barriers. The NRM's vision was to ensure every child could learn without the burden of fees, and we must return to that principle. I am happy with our training programs at the hub, but we are going to expand them to include motor vehicle engineering and ICT.

Today, I commissioned the Busoga Zonal Presidential Industrial Hub in Jinja City! It is crucial that we revive our commitment to free education in primary and secondary schools. We can’t let school fees hinder our children’s future. Every parish should have access to free education without financial barriers. The NRM's vision was to ensure every child could learn without the burden of fees, and we must return to that principle. I am happy with our training programs at the hub, but we are going to expand them to include motor vehicle engineering and ICT.

Yoweri K Museveni

40,232 views • 1 year ago