Ron DeSantis Signed COVID Law Allowing Forced Injections by ‘Any Means Necessary’

National File ^ | March 24, 2023 | FRANKIE STOCKES

[Fresh Wind]

Did Trump ever advocate forced vaccinations?

[9YearLurker]

He certainly picked Kushner.

[BlackbirdSST]

Trump gave us Fauci

Fauci predates Trump by decades.

[elenvee]

The article has bad info. I just read the bill. It does not say what the article says it does.

[RightFighter]

This is a BS story. He did not sign any such thing.

[RightFighter]

He signed no such thing into law.

[trebb]

And he stabbed Trump in the back after Trump made his governorship a reality - then he broke a promise to finish his term before running for higher office - whatta mensch...

[vespa300]

Oh, you mean the injection that your boy Trump gave us and touted. Cool......

[moovova]

Holy cow.

[DoodleBob]

Trump and DeSantis have to answer just ONE question. How are you going to flip 38+ electoral votes, dude?

We NEED Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Arizona or some combo theirin.

And this is against the backdrop of mail-in voting, which isn't going away.

And stop whining about fraud. Yes, we wuz robbed. What are we gonna do about it? What is the tactical plan to win? Or will we see yet another conga line of keyboard warriors typing excitedly about CWII from Mom's basement?

Each of these guys did great and stupid things. Sure, let's hear about policy differences.

Personally, I'm done with the red ants saying "yeah, but Trump banned bump stocks and that makes him a commie" and then the black ants reply "sure, but then DeSantis ate a manatee and went to Harvard and he is a Deep State plant." Meanwhile, the Jar Shaker, laughing, spreads his wings.

If Trump or DeSantis can tell us how the f he will flip these EC votes, neither deserve the nomination.

[CA Conservative]

That is one of the most dishonest articles I have ever read, and I am not surprised you posted it. Honesty is an afterthought for Trump and that seems to be the attitude of his supporters as well.

If you actually read the bill itself, it merely amended existing law to add certain provisions, in particular, preventing the implementation of a vaccination passport. What the author of the post is hyperventilating about was not even part of the bill - it was a part of the already existing law that the bill was amending. Furthermore, every other state and the federal government has similar provisions and has had them for over a hundred years. Every state has a law allowing them to quarantine someone with a highly contagious disease that has the potential to cause widespread illness and death. If they find someone with Ebola, for example, or typhus or the plague, they don’t have to allow the person to just go on their way and infect the community.

What makes this article (and by extension, you for disseminating it) is that it deliberately implies that this was some new provision of law that Desantis signed into law, when merely reading the bill and looking at what sections it actually added and removed from the existing text would prove this to be a lie.

If I am wrong about you and you do value honesty, I look forward to you actually reading the bill, seeing what was actually added to the existing law by the bill, and amending your comments.

[CA Conservative]

The law Desantis signed didn’t add those provisions - that has been the law in most states for a very long time.

[CA Conservative]

Actually, what you listed in the section makes “the bill makes clear” wasn’t actually a part of the bill. It was a part of the already existing law that the bill was amending.

[CA Conservative]

please provide specific examples of mandates from Desantis.

[linMcHlp]

Referring to my reply 35:

1905 case before the U.S. Supreme Court confirmed:

A state may enact a compulsory vaccination law, since the legislature has the discretion to decide whether vaccination is the best way to prevent smallpox and protect public health. The legislature may exempt children from the law without violating the equal protection rights of adults if the law applies equally among adults.

U.S. Supreme Court
Jacobson v. Massachusetts, 197 U.S. 11 (1905)

Source:

https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/197/11/#opinions

[Georgia Girl 2]

There you have it folks.

[Nifster]

Did you read the story and associated bill?

[RightFighter]

He did not sign any such thing. He signed a bill that added some new language to already existing law. The part about forced vaccinations was already there. It was not part of any bill that he signed into law. Here is the law as it existed in 2018 when he was running for governor:

Florida Statutes 2018 - #4 in the list includes the forced vaccination language

In 2021, DeSantis signed legislation to make it clear that forced vaccinations are NOT allowed in Florida.

[RightFighter]

Trump made Fauci a household name. In Washington DC and other liberal enclaves, there were “Thank you, Dr. Fauci” political yard signs. That NEVER happens without Trump pushing him to the forefront of the COVID information stream every day.

[existentially_kuffer]

>>>Opposition research hit peace?

Dang, should of been piece & not peace.