Your God-given right as a parent to choose the best and safest medical interventions for your children is under attack by a fascist Democrat congresswoman from Florida. Representative Frederica S. Wilson from Florida's 24th District (North Miami) recently introduced the "Vaccinate All Children Act of 2015," which in a nutshell would force vaccinations on all children as a requirement to attend public school.
No longer would parents have the freedom to opt out of this form of medical assault using personal or philosophical exemptions. States would be required under Rep. Wilson's bill to basically scrap these exemptions in order to continue receiving federal funding, which amounts to the same kind of tyranny our nation's founders sacrificed their lives to escape.
"Wilson's bill, if passed, would for the first time establish a federal vaccination requirement to attend school," reports the Autism Action Network. "Current vaccines policies are set by the states, but with the increasing federal control over schools with No Child Left Behind and the Common Core, Wilson's bill maybe [sic] an indicator of what is coming."
Parents: your government overlords no longer want you in charge of your children's health.
"For a State or a political subdivision or other public entity of a State to be eligible to receive a grant under this section, the applicant shall demonstrate to the Secretary's satisfaction that… the State requires each student enrolled in one of the State's public elementary schools or public secondary schools to be vaccinated in accordance with the recommendations of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices."
As you'll notice, there's no mention whatsoever of parental involvement in this important decision-making process. The State, assuming the role of every child's guardian, will have sole discretion in dictating how many vaccines a child receives and when. It's the epitome of despotic government overreach in the name of public health.
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