The United States was born out of disobedience. It was disobedience to a tyrannical government that led to the founding of our Constitution and our American ideals. Today, patriots still sometimes disobey, even at the cost of great personal hardship. Twenty-year veterans of law enforcement agencies have turned in their badges because they refuse to bow the knee to vaccine mandates. Nurses have worked and studied for years, only to have their jobs stripped away because of a virus that they themselves committed to defeating. Servicemembers, firefighters, EMTs, are all sacrificing their careers to stand for their convictions and for freedom. Unconstitutional mandates sacrifice freedom on the altar of safety. Mask mandates are dying because patriots have fought back. Let's do it again with vaccine mandates. This is not a matter of health; it is a matter of liberty. These heroes will not go away quietly, and we will defend them because they have defended us. Mr. Speaker, it is time to end medical tyranny, end Federal Government overreach, and end vaccine mandates. ____________________
Madison Cawthorn: “The United States was born out of disobedience. It was disobedience to a tyrannical government that led to the founding…”
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