80 House GOP Members Vote on Bill to Fund Federal Vaccine Spy Database

The House of Representatives just passed House Resolution 550, also known as the “Immunization Infrastructure Modernization Act of 2021.”

The purpose of this bill is to receive funding for “modernization and expansion of immunization system data.”

Taken in more vague terms like “expand, enhance and improve the immunization information system”, it essentially means that the government wants to be able to track who has been and has not been vaccinated. .

As the bill formally defines it, “immunization information system” means a computerized, population-based, confidential database that records vaccination doses administered by any service provider. which health care services are available to people in the geographic areas covered by that database. ”

This sounds like something that will only be supported by Democratic Party member, but a healthy minority of Republican representatives also voted in favor of the measure.

While 214 Democrats voted yes, 80 Republicans joined in support of the bill, because Office of the Secretary of the House of Representatives reported.

Surprisingly, representatives from Kentucky, Florida, Nebraska and Texas were among a number of Republicans who voted in favor of the bill’s passage.

These representatives voted to allow $400 million in taxpayer funding to monitor vaccine rates.

The bill is a major point of contention for some members of the House.

Republican Representative Jefferson Van Drew of New shirt voted no and voiced strong opposition to the bill.

“This bill is yet another attempt by House Democrats to widen the government’s overreaching capacity by tracking unvaccinated individuals and documenting health decisions. individuals of the American people,” Van Drew said, NJ Insider reported.

“There is no reason why $400 million in tax dollars should be used to fund a program that creates a database to store citizens’ personal medical information about vaccination status,” he said.

“This majority in Congress is doing everything in their power to gain control of Americans and exercise federal control in every aspect of our daily lives. We see time and time again Democrats waste taxpayer money on legislation like this.”

Van Drew says Democrats should focus on inflation, rising gas prices and the supply chain crisis.

“As legislators, we should make sure that Americans can put food on the table and stocked shelves for the holidays, not spend extra money creating a program,” he said. unnecessary and useless.

The bill’s lead sponsor, Democratic Representative Ann Kuster from New Hampshire, says the bill is intended to help health care providers and patients.

“These systems can allow providers to keep vaccines and supplies in stock, prevent over- or under-vaccination, remind patients when they are due for a recommended vaccine dose, and identify areas with low vaccination rates to ensure equitable distribution of vaccines,” she said in a statement declare.

But there should be some hesitation about increasing the government’s ability to follow individuals, even if it’s as well protected and secure as the bill’s proponents say.

As Republican Representative Mary Miller of Illinois (who voted no) noted, this could allow the federal government to “track” on unvaccinated Americans, who could then “targeted and forced to comply [President Joe] Biden’s crazy ‘global vaccination’ vision. ”

“These systems are designed to enable important information sharing and record maintenance. Do we really trust the government to protect our medical records? “Miller said Breitbart News.

“The bill’s author even bragged in his press release that these systems would help the government remind patients when they are due to use the recommended vaccine and identify areas of high risk. low vaccination rates to ensure equitable distribution of vaccines. This is clearly a legislative tool to enforce vaccine regulations and force their Orwellian rules on those who don’t. “