State Rep. Gann files bill to end forced EUA vaccinations

Oklahoma Official Files Plan to End Forced EUA Vaccinations OKLAHOMA CITY – An Oklahoma State Representative filed legislation to end what he calls a "shocking abuse." Rep. Tom Gann, R-Inola, has received numerous calls from concerned constituents who are being asked to take an emergency use authorization (EUA) drug as a condition of continued employment. The manufacturers of the EUA have been exempted from legal liability. While the Federal Drug Administration has approved a normal use authorization of the drug, it hasn't been made available; and there is little evidence that it will be made available at any point in the near future. Gann believes this is because the approved version of the drug would subject the drug makers to legal liability from injured Oklahomans. "Following Oklahoma's successful, landmark opioid settlement against the drug makers, it's inconceivable that any employer would ask employees to subject themselves to an EUA injection from that same industry," Gann said. Gann filed House Bill 1003X to end the abuse. HB1003X, the “Liberty Bill,” duplicates an Illinois law that has been on the books in that state since 1998. That law prevents employers from discriminating against employees who resist forced drug injection. Read more » by Jamison Faught - November 11, 2021 at 04:34PM

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