Montana House Supports Bill that Will Ban Discrimination Based on Vaccination Status – IOTW Report

Montana House Supports Bill that Will Ban Discrimination Based on Vaccination Status

Montana Daily Gazette

Rep. Carlson’s HB702 has passed its second reading in the Montana House of Representatives and is slated to move to the third and final reading

Although a similar measure, HB415, failed the Montana House prior to transmittal, Carlson’s new attempt to protect Montanans from discrimination against those choosing not to vaccinate has passed its second reading by an overwhelming margin of 66-34.

Unsurprisingly, Rep. Geraldine Custer (“R”-HD39), who runs on the Republican ticket to mock and confuse her constituents, voted against the bill with her Democrat colleagues. Currently, Custer has a 66% in party loyalty from the impartial scoring system, Legislator Loyalty. The F-score is worse than every other Republican legislator, except for Rep. Brian Putnam (“R”-HD9). keep reading

5 Comments on Montana House Supports Bill that Will Ban Discrimination Based on Vaccination Status

  1. In an interesting little bombshell, the WHO spokeswoman propagandist Margaret Harris (who?) just said in Geneva:

    …at this stage we would not like to see the vaccination passport as a requirement for entry or exit because we are not certain at this stage that the vaccine prevents transmission…My, my, my. This should be interesting.

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