RodISHI
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Disgusting politicians desire to give the corrupt CDC more money and power to track individuals medical information; which in turn CDC could use to try to go after those who desire to keep their natural immune system intact without the beast's intervention. They need to be de-funded not rewarded with more taxpayer funds.
Eighty House Republicans voted with Democrats on Tuesday to pass the Immunization Infrastructure Modernization Act, which, if passed by the Senate and enacted, would fund a federal immunization database.
According to the bill, also known as HR 550, the government would provide $ 400 million in taxpayer dollars to fund “the modernization and data expansion of the immunization system,” a system otherwise defined as “a computerized database. confidential, population-based, which records immunization doses administered. by any healthcare provider to persons located in the geographic area covered by this database.
The text specifically describes an expansion in the capacities of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the public health department and the capacity of state and local health departments, as well as public and private health care providers, to share health data with the federal government.
In a statement, the bill’s main sponsor, Democratic Representative Ann Kuster (NH), said the system would be used to “remind patients when to receive a recommended vaccine” and identify areas with low vaccination rates. to “ensure equitable distribution of vaccines.” Notably, the bill has four Republican co-sponsors: Representatives Larry Bucshon (R-IN), James Baird (R-IN), David McKinley (R-WV) and Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA). No Democrats voted against the bill.... more at link
List of 80 Republicans who voted YES
Bacon Nebraska
Baird Indiana
Banks Indiana
Barr Kentucky
Bilirakis Florida
Bucshon Indiana
Burgess Texas
Carl Alabama
Carter (GA) Georgia
Carter (TX) Texas
Cheney Wyoming
Cole Oklahoma
Comer Kentucky
Crenshaw Texas
Curtis Utah
Davis, Rodney Illinois
Diaz-Balart Florida
Dunn Florida
Fitzpatrick Pennsylvania
Fleischmann Tennessee
Fortenberry Nebraska
Gimenez Florida
Gonzales, Tony Texas
Gonzalez (OH) Ohio
Graves (MO) Missouri
Guthrie Kentucky
Herrera Beutler Washington
Hill Arkansas
Hinson Iowa
Hudson North Carolina
Huizenga Michigan
Jacobs (NY) New York
Johnson (OH) Ohio
Joyce (OH) Ohio
Joyce (PA) Pennsylvania
Katko New York
Keller Pennsylvania
Kim (CA) California
Kinzinger Illinois
Kustoff Tennessee
LaHood Illinois
Lesko Arizona
Letlow Louisiana
Long Missouri
Lucas Oklahoma
Luetkemeyer Missouri
McCarthy California
McCaul Texas
McClain Michigan
McHenry North Carolina
McKinley West Virginia
Meijer Michigan
Miller-Meeks Iowa
Moore (UT) Utah
Murphy (NC) North Carolina
Newhouse Washington
Owens Utah
Palazzo Mississippi
Palmer Alabama
Pence Indiana
Reed New York
Reschenthaler Pennsylvania
Rodgers (WA) Washington
Rogers (AL) Alabama
Rogers (KY) Kentucky
Salazar Florida
Schweikert Arizona
Smith (NJ) New Jersey
Smucker Pennsylvania
Stauber Minnesota
Stewart Utah
Thompson (PA) Pennsylvania
Turner Ohio
Upton Michigan
Wagner Missouri
Wenstrup Ohio
Westerman Arkansas
Wilson (SC) South Carolina
Womack Arkansas
Young Alaska
Eighty House Republicans voted with Democrats on Tuesday to pass the Immunization Infrastructure Modernization Act, which, if passed by the Senate and enacted, would fund a federal immunization database.
According to the bill, also known as HR 550, the government would provide $ 400 million in taxpayer dollars to fund “the modernization and data expansion of the immunization system,” a system otherwise defined as “a computerized database. confidential, population-based, which records immunization doses administered. by any healthcare provider to persons located in the geographic area covered by this database.
The text specifically describes an expansion in the capacities of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the public health department and the capacity of state and local health departments, as well as public and private health care providers, to share health data with the federal government.
In a statement, the bill’s main sponsor, Democratic Representative Ann Kuster (NH), said the system would be used to “remind patients when to receive a recommended vaccine” and identify areas with low vaccination rates. to “ensure equitable distribution of vaccines.” Notably, the bill has four Republican co-sponsors: Representatives Larry Bucshon (R-IN), James Baird (R-IN), David McKinley (R-WV) and Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA). No Democrats voted against the bill.... more at link
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List of 80 Republicans who voted YES
Bacon Nebraska
Baird Indiana
Banks Indiana
Barr Kentucky
Bilirakis Florida
Bucshon Indiana
Burgess Texas
Carl Alabama
Carter (GA) Georgia
Carter (TX) Texas
Cheney Wyoming
Cole Oklahoma
Comer Kentucky
Crenshaw Texas
Curtis Utah
Davis, Rodney Illinois
Diaz-Balart Florida
Dunn Florida
Fitzpatrick Pennsylvania
Fleischmann Tennessee
Fortenberry Nebraska
Gimenez Florida
Gonzales, Tony Texas
Gonzalez (OH) Ohio
Graves (MO) Missouri
Guthrie Kentucky
Herrera Beutler Washington
Hill Arkansas
Hinson Iowa
Hudson North Carolina
Huizenga Michigan
Jacobs (NY) New York
Johnson (OH) Ohio
Joyce (OH) Ohio
Joyce (PA) Pennsylvania
Katko New York
Keller Pennsylvania
Kim (CA) California
Kinzinger Illinois
Kustoff Tennessee
LaHood Illinois
Lesko Arizona
Letlow Louisiana
Long Missouri
Lucas Oklahoma
Luetkemeyer Missouri
McCarthy California
McCaul Texas
McClain Michigan
McHenry North Carolina
McKinley West Virginia
Meijer Michigan
Miller-Meeks Iowa
Moore (UT) Utah
Murphy (NC) North Carolina
Newhouse Washington
Owens Utah
Palazzo Mississippi
Palmer Alabama
Pence Indiana
Reed New York
Reschenthaler Pennsylvania
Rodgers (WA) Washington
Rogers (AL) Alabama
Rogers (KY) Kentucky
Salazar Florida
Schweikert Arizona
Smith (NJ) New Jersey
Smucker Pennsylvania
Stauber Minnesota
Stewart Utah
Thompson (PA) Pennsylvania
Turner Ohio
Upton Michigan
Wagner Missouri
Wenstrup Ohio
Westerman Arkansas
Wilson (SC) South Carolina
Womack Arkansas
Young Alaska