Oklahomans for Health and Parental Rights Responds to Governor Kevin Stitt’s State of the State Address
Month: February 2022
Some Lawmakers DO NOT Want to Vote on Health Choice Legislation…
THE FIGHT FOR FREEDOM BEGINS WITH OUR LAWMAKING BODY AT OUR OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL on FEBRUARY 7, 2022!
Despite getting very close to calling for a special session to address workplace health mandate, we still have a few legislators signaling that they do not want to vote on vaccine choice legislation for adults. Why not vote on it? See the full Oklahoman article here.
The latest Monmouth University Poll finds a majority of the public DO NOT SUPPORT workplace vaccine mandates AND the support weakens with each passing poll.
We URGE you to get your freedom loving families to State Capitol on February 14! Sign up HERE so we can prepare for you! There are many bills that will protect health choices in the workplace, school and even custody battles that deserve to be heard!
As a reminder, there are many legislators who DO want to defend your liberties. Here is the list of the senators who were ready to call a Special Session to do so.
We URGE you to show up to BRING THESE BILLS TO A VOTE! Don’t you want to know who will defend your liberties when you vote in the June 2022 Oklahoma primaries?
Oklahoma must lead in defending the rights of the individual!
Show up February 14, Stand Together for Freedom Capitol Day!
Is Federal Funding to OK Hospitals Being Put to Good Use?
From OKHPR Research Team Member Shane Smith:
The “four largest hospitals” in OK, who are again crying wolf regarding “no beds”, have been raking in the big bucks from the federal gov’t throughout the pandemic. Here are the totals for Integris, Mercy, SSM, and OU Health. How much of this federal cash has gone to increasing capacity for more patients?
Furthermore, I want to highlight some information from the latest OSDH epidemiology report. Non-vaccinated patients make up only 71.2% of hospitalizations in this report. Most hospitals are defining ‘vaccinated” as a person who has been fully vaccinated (1 or 2 doses, depending on the brand of vaccine) AND has received at least 1 booster dose. The last dose must have been received 2 or more weeks before infection to be considered “fully vaccinated”. Almost all the hospitalizations are still happening in the age groups with the highest vaccination rates. Also, compare this most recent wave with previous ones. The wave of cases is enormous, but the wave of deaths isn’t. This seems to confirm that COVID is becoming more virulent, but less dangerous. Including the latest ICU numbers for OK. ICUs are still not overflowing.
