HB1606 Opt In Vaccination Registry. Senate HHS Committee votes 4-1 to amend to one time opt in or out with electronic or written consent. Only Senator Whitley pushes back against the public groundswell demand for the right to privacy. I’d like to see the amendment, but I believe this is a win.

More bill updates from the Senate:

HB 1466 (off label treatment) is OTP on consent
HB 1099 (expanding medical freedom act a little) is OTP

These are committee recommendations to the full Senate as to how they should vote on the floor. But good news. (OTP = "ought to pass")

BREAKING: HB 275, the state of emergency reform that was negotiated as part of last year's budget showdown, was voted OTP in Senate committee today (unanimously!) and has been placed on the consent calendar. 🎉

This is what negative vaxx efficacy looks like, folks. ⬇️

The COVID-19 Positivity Rate is Up to 123% Higher for the Fully Vaccinated + Boosted Compared to the Unvaccinated

Data is from Walgreens & Aegis Sciences who offer COVID-19 PCR testing at more than 5,000 Walgreens locations across the US & PR. In total there were over 67,272 total tests collected from 4/13/2022-4/19/2022 which are in this dataset.

Data visualization by yours truly 🤓

@ChiefNerd

BREAKING: NH Senate just passes HB 1495 along party lines. This will prohibit vaccine mandates from being forced on businesses by the state or localities. It's official: Nowhere in NH will be able to do what NYC has done to its citizens.

‼️ALERT! @ReopenNH signature anti-mandate bill in jeopardy!
HB1210 is the ONLY bill that helps protect employee rights to exemption from vaccine mandates, and we learned tonight that Sen. Jeb Bradley wants this bill killed. Sen. Bradley cares more about woke business agendas than individual liberty.

Contact Senator Bradley and tell him he must pass HB1210 to protect your right to bodily autonomy.

☎️ CALL OR TEXT: (603) 387-2365
✉️ EMAIL: jeb.bradley@leg.state.nh.us

HB1210 UPDATE: Sen. Bradley's voicemail is full. But texts are still being delivered. Or you can email / call his office via our website here (convenient click to connect!):
https://rebuildnh.com/sen-bradley-hb1210

One of our members shared this with me this morning:

"My husband will lose his job as of April 29 because the company Astrazeneca whom he has been with for 9 years, never missed a day, is firing him because he won’t get the jab. He filed a deeply held religious exemption and they denied it twice. We will have no income or medical very shortly. For no good reason, we become jobless and at age 58 he needs to look for jobs. Shocking to us and even that this bill has the potential of not passing. We pray it does. I am sure we are not the only ones in this position. Scary times we live in. God have mercy on us."

If you have not contacted Sen. Bradley yet, please do so on behalf of all of those who are still suffering under unjust vaccine mandates.
https://rebuildnh.com/sen-bradley-hb1210

Priorities for the week of April 24th

1) Sen. Jeb Bradley wants to kill HB 1210, the ONLY bill that helps protect employee rights to exemption from vaccine mandates the year. Sen. Bradley cares more about woke business agendas than individual liberty. We understand you've already filled up his voicemail, so please text Jeb Bradley directly on his personal cell phone: 603-387-2365 and explain that he works for the People of New Hampshire, not the lobbyists, and the People demand a law to protect our right to bodily autonomy. Here's some other talking points:
- HB1210 is the ONLY bill that helps protect employee rights to exemption from vaccine mandates.
- We need to eliminate the inquisition that many employees were put through in order to gain religious exemptions.
- Individual rights trump the desires of corporations and lobbyists.
2) Add HB 1022 to the list of bills Sen. Bradley is opposing. Don't let his powerful, big-money influence destroy this no-brainer bill that would make ivermectin an over-the-counter medicine in New Hampshire. We know it's not a profit maker for the industry, but we also know that it is good, and we believe that government exists to promote the general welfare. This bill falls into that category. It's important that this safe and effective medication is available to all New Hampshire residents to help fight inflammation and viral infections. Text Bradley to support HB 1210: 603-387-2365.
3) HB 1131, our bill to prohibit mandatory masks at schools, has an Ought to Pass with Amendment (OTP-A) recommendation on the Senate calendar and will receive a vote of the Senate this week on Thursday. We think it would help if you could come and hold signs outside the State House in the morning as the Senators head in to their session, which is taking place on Thursday, April 28, starting at 10 a.m. We know it's school vacation week, so moms, dads and children coming out around 9 a.m. to the State House to support this important parental rights issue would go a long way. While you're at it, tell the Senators to support the other two efforts this week.

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The hidden costs of vaccine mandates may be insurmountable: https://hardt.substack.com/p/big-companies-embrace-the-executive?s=r

Senate HHS is exec'ing @ReopenNH priority bills today. They are debating HB1210 now.

WATCH >> https://youtu.be/Pi4176dGjCE

Sen. Bradley argues against the OTP recommendation. They just recommended to kill religious vaccine exemptions for NH workers.

Edit: This is just a committee recommendation. We can convince the senators to vote to pass on the floor. There will be action.

What we learned today from the debate over HB1210: The medical establishment owns the NH Senate. A majority of NH senators put federal money and corporate desires over the individual rights of NH citizens.

BREAKING: Speaker Packard's bill to restrict enforcement of federal vaccine mandates in NH is voted OTP (ought to pass) in Senate HHS.

BREAKING: Senate HHS recommended the ivermectin standing order bill OTP with amendment. They amended the bill to include a sunset provision and establish a committee to study whether it should be made permanent.

Please share this article: https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2022/04/28/covid-persists.aspx

BREAKING: HB275 is headed to the governor's desk! This priority @ReopenNH state of emergency reform bill just passed in the Senate on consent. Good work, team! And thanks to the reps and senators who made this happen.

So from now on, a state of emergency declared by the governor automatically terminates after 21 days and can only be renewed up to 3 times. It can also be overturned at any time by the legislature by concurrent resolution. This is a giant step forward in ensuring the excesses of the COVID state of emergency does not happen again.

BREAKING: HB1131, the bill to ban masking in NH schools, passed the Senate (as amended) along party lines. 🥳 Because the Senate amended it, the bill needs to go back to the House to concur before heading to the governor's desk.