Oregonians For Medical Freedom Call To Action

This is the moment we’ve been waiting for this legislative session that started February 1st. Warm up those computers, stretch your wrists and fingers, and get ready to email and call your hearts out. We have multiple bills that we are watching and some fantastic ones that need to be scheduled for a hearing.

The legislative short session in Oregon lasts 4-5 weeks and can not extend beyond March 7th. If a bill is not heard and scheduled for a committee by February 8th, the bill dies.

Bills We Want Heard (YES VOTES) From the House Rules Committee:

• HJR 201: Ending the Emergency
  
  • This would end the mandates and allow business to operate normally. Schools would not be pressured to close and go to Distance Learning. No more forcing people to wear facial coverings and forcing vaccination of an experimental inoculation on employees.

• HJR 206- Limits the Governor’s Ability to Declare an Emergency
  • Puts a ballot measure in place to give voters the option of amending the Oregon Constitution in order to limit the Governor’s ability to declare an emergency or exercise powers under the declaration of emergency to only those granted by the law and for no more than 30 days.

• • Please e-mail the House Rules Committee to request a public hearing for both of these bill. If not heard by February 8th both of these bills are !Representative Barbara Smith-Warnerrep.barbarasmithwarner@oregonlegislature.gov

    Representative Vikki Breese Iverson

    rep.vikkibreeseiverson@oregonlegislature.gov

    Representative Julie Fahey

    Rep.JulieFahey@oregonlegislature.gov

    Representative Paul Holvey

    Rep.PaulHolvey@oregonlegislature.gov

    Representative Andrea Valderrama

    Rep.AndreaValderrama@oregonlegislature.gov

    Representative Kim Wallan

    Rep.KimWallan@oregonlegislature.gov

    Representative Jack Zika

    Rep.JackZika@oregonlegislature.gov

  • More Bills!

    House Committee on Business and Laborls We Want Heard (YES VOTES) From the Senate Healthcare Committee  SB 1516: Prohibits Covid 19 Vaccine Mandate This bill prohibits public bodies and private entities from requiring a person to receive COVID-19 vaccination or require an immunity passport. SB 1571- Discrimination Based Medical History  Prohibits discrimination in places of public accommodation on basis of person’s medical history. Please email the Senate Healthcare Committee   Deb Patterson Sen.DebPatterson@oregonlegislature.gov Senator Bill Kennemer, , Sen.BillKennemer@oregonlegislature.gov Senator Lee Beyer, Sen.LeeBeyer@oregonlegislature.gov Senator Dennis Linthicum, sen.DennisLinthicum@oregonlegislature.gov Senator James Manning, Sen.JamesManning@oregonlegislature.gov   Bills We Want Heard (YES VOTES) From the House Committee on Business and Labor HB 4069- Prohibits sharing someone’s medical history This bill prohibits public bodies and private entities from requiring a person to receive COVID-19 vaccination or require an immunity passport. Please email the House Committee on Business and Labor   Representative Paul Holvey, Rep.PaulHolvey@oregonlegislature.gov Representative Daniel Bonham, Rep.DanielBonham@oregonlegislature.gov Representative Dacia Grayber, Rep.DaciaGrayber@oregonlegislature.gov Representative Shelly Boshart Davis, Rep.ShellyBoshartDavis@oregonlegislature.gov Representative Janelle Bynum, Rep.ShellyBoshartDavis@oregonlegislature.gov Representative Jami Cate, Rep.ShellyBoshartDavis@oregonlegislature.gov Representative Paul Evans, Rep.ShellyBoshartDavis@oregonlegislature.gov Representative Jessica George, Rep.JessicaGeorge@oregonlegislature.gov Representative Andrea Salinas, Rep.JessicaGeorge@oregonlegislature.gov Representative Barbara Smith Warner, rep.barbarasmithwarner@oregonlegislature.gov Representative Brad Witt, Rep.BradWitt@oregonlegislature.gov   FDA Plans to Approve COVID Vaccine for Infants   The Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee (VRBAC) is meeting February 15th to vote on making the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine available for infants ages 6 months to 5 years. This is completely unnecessary and unacceptable.