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Protecting Your Right to Choose

Advances in modern medicine, including vaccines, have touched the life of nearly every person on the planet. Communicable diseases have had a tremendous impact on human history. While vaccines have received the credit for reducing the threat of communicable disease, they, like all medical interventions, carry a risk of injury. Texans for Vaccine Choice exists to protect and advance informed consent, medical privacy, and vaccine choice.

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From the capitol in Austin to your own community, TFVC wants to empower you to maximize your advocacy efforts!!

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From the capitol in Austin to your own community, TFVC wants to empower you to maximize your advocacy efforts!!

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AstraZeneca Comes Clean about COVID Jab Sid Effects in UK Court

AstraZeneca finally admitted that their COVID vaccine can (and has) caused serious injuries such as blood clots by inducing Thrombosis with Thrombocytopenia Syndrome (TTS). This admission comes amidst a class action lawsuit alleging that the vaccine, developed with the University of Oxford, has resulted in death and severe injury in numerous cases. AstraZeneca’s acknowledgment of

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Vaccine Choice Victory: Mike Olcott

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcO_nAEbmRI Longtime TFVC supporter Mike Olcott discusses his recent primary election victory to become the Republican nominee for State Representative in House District 60.  Podcast: Play in new window | Download

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President Trump Pledges to Cut Funding for Schools Opposing Vaccine Choice

At a recent rally in Pennsylvania, former President Donald Trump reiterated his commitment to supporting vaccine choice by promising to withhold funding from schools that attempt to enforce mandatory vaccination or masking.  During the rally, Trump voiced his opposition to policies that infringe upon individuals’ rights to make their own medical decisions. He specifically targeted

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Louisiana Senate Unanimously Passes Bill to End State Cooperation with UN and WHO

The Louisiana Senate recently passed Senate Bill 133 (SB133) with unanimous support. Introduced by Senator Thomas Pressly, the bill aims to terminate state and local cooperation with rules and mandates imposed by international organizations, including the United Nations (UN) and the World Health Organization (WHO). SB133 unequivocally asserts that these international entities shall have no

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