Call For Governor DeSantis To Ban The Jab In Florida . . .

Call For Governor DeSantis To Ban The Jab In Florida..,

Many of us who are in healthcare, military, and more were mandated to get the vaccine, the Covid vaccine. We are left with chronic illness disabilities and even death.

We call me out to @RonDeSantis. to ban the jab.… pic.twitter.com/wPQZsnhnX0

— Chellee 💜 (@Michell87463246) December 12, 2023

IT'S GETTING SERIOUS. STATES VS. FEDS

REPORT: DeSantis BLOCKS AG Garland’s Election Monitors From Entering Polling Locations in Florida...

— Chuck Callesto (@ChuckCallesto) November 8, 2022

DESANTIS SIGNS INTO LAW SB 988

As much as I see politics, politicians and the system as the problem, I have to admit Ron is the only one I see taking away their ability to implement some of these measures. https://t.co/dN20sx5zl1

— To The Lifeboats (@TTLBoats) July 5, 2022

When you see the cruelty of the COVID mandates and lockdowns being reversed, you realized just how much moral goodness we let slip away through our compliance to slavery, slavery that was sold to us “safe and effective.”  I don't know what DeSantis' political plans are for the future, but he is definitely leading the people of Florida out from under the depravity of the WEF, Davos, and ECB.  He is performing his job as expected, and Floridians couldn't be happier by the governor who is protecting Floridians and their rights from being trampled by big government and monstrous, far-reaching agencies like the dastardly World Economic Forum.  Looks like DeSantis signed the No Patient Left Alone Act back in April 2022, whereas Governor, Mike Parson, of Missouri signed his state's version of it only recently.  So it looks like a law passed by the Senate, which then each state has to ratify into law in their respective states.  I just don't know how the legislative procedure goes.  Or is it a case of Florida's Senate introducing its own version of the Federal Government's 191 Bill.  

North Carolina, too, passed the No Patient Left Alone Act on October 15, 2021.  So that's three states that have done so.  Are there more?  Yes.  Oklahoma signed it into law in August 2021.  

Arkansas, Act 311.

Tennessee, HB9025, No Patient Left Alone Act, signed into law in October 2021.

DESANTIS HONORS 7-YEAR-OLD, FIONA LASHELLS FOR HER COURAGEOUS FIGHT AGAINST STUPID STATE POLICIES

NOW - Florida's Gov. DeSantis lets 2nd-grader, who was suspended 38 times for refusing to wear a mask, speak at his bill signing to stop vaccine mandates.  pic.twitter.com/6PhMDBYa2U

— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) November 18, 2021

This was excellent.  DeSantis really is a man of the people, not for everybody in Florida but for the people who want to push back on the monstrous policies of the federal government and for common-sense policies that allow people to work and that allow companies to continue being profitable.  

Young girl with more guts than some of the so called men 💪 pic.twitter.com/jwJ4X664rf

— Craig Scott (@Craig97640805) November 5, 2021

DeSantis Reverses the CDC's Disabling Regulation of the Cruise Industry in Florida

Abolish the CDC.

Press release from the Office of Governor Ron DeSantis.  

Today, the federal district court in Tampa delivered a major victory for Governor Ron DeSantis against the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and its obstructionist No Sail Orders that have flatlined Florida’s cruise industry for over a year. Ruling in favor of Florida’s Motion for Preliminary Injunction, Judge Stephen Merryday concluded the CDC’s restrictions are likely unconstitutional and overstepping their legal authority. The Cruise Industry will soon be permitted to set sail again, thanks to the lawsuit brought by Governor DeSantis and Attorney General Moody. The state fought on behalf of the cruise industry in Florida to secure the ability to resume operations without overly burdensome requirements that discriminate against children, leave most of the ships sitting in port, and disregard the freedom of Floridians to make decisions for their families.

Beginning July 18, the CDC’s orders will become mere “guidance,” and cruise ships will hit the open waters once again free from the CDC. As Florida continues to thrive while open for business, the return of the cruise industry marks an important milestone in the fight for freedom.

“The CDC has been wrong all along, and they knew it,” said Governor Ron DeSantis. “The CDC and the Biden Administration concocted a plan to sink the cruise industry, hiding behind bureaucratic delay and lawsuits. Today, we are securing this victory for Florida families, for the cruise industry, and for every state that wants to preserve its rights in the face of unprecedented federal overreach.”

Included in the ruling, the Middle District Court of Florida found that:

§ The CDC cannot discriminately keep children and families from cruising;

§  Neither the CDC nor any federal agency can require a vaccine passport; and

§  The CDC must create an actual framework for businesses to resume operations, rather than forcing them to conduct burdensome and bureaucratic tests without any standard by which to be measured. 

In its ruling, the court says “Never has CDC (or a predecessor) detained a vessel for more than fifteen months; never has CDC implemented a widespread or industry-wide detention of a fleet of vessels in American waters; never has CDC conditioned pratique as extensively and burdensomely as the conditional sailing order; and never has CDC imposed restrictions that have summarily dismissed the effectiveness of state regulation and halted for an extended time an entire multi-billion dollar industry nationwide. In a word, never has CDC implemented measures as extensive, disabling, and exclusive as those under review in this action.”

Judge Merryday also cites a previous ruling stating, “When an agency claims to discover in a long-extant statute an unheralded power to regulate ‘a significant portion of the American economy,’ we typically greet its announcement with a measure of skepticism.”

Find the full ruling here. 

Middle District Court of Florida found that:

- The CDC cannot discriminately keep children and families from cruising;
- Neither the CDC, nor any federal agency, can require a vaccine passport; and

— Jennifer Cabrera 😀 #NormalNOW (@jhaskinscabrera) June 18, 2021