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Long Island Take Action: Ask Rep. Garbarino to support the GRACE Act restoring religious exemptions
It is time for Long Island Congressman Andrew Garbarino to co-sponsor the GRACE Act, HR 5075, a bill that would make the five states that do not offer religious or conscience exemptions from school vaccine mandates choose between continuing to discriminate, or federal funds, they can have one or the other, not both. 

As a member of the New York Assembly in 2019, Garbarino voted to preserve the religious exemption, for which we are grateful. Since then, control over New York State policy by the vaccine cartel under Gov. Kathy Hochul has become even more entrenched. Federal funds should no longer be used to deny our children’s right to an education.

We know Rep. Garbarino agrees with us, but it is time for him to act. 

 

TAKE ACTION 

 

If you received this message in your email, we have you in our database as a constituent of Rep. Garbarino.

Please use the panel to the right to send a message to Rep. Garbarino asking him to co-sponsor the GRACE Act, HR 5075. 

Please call Rep Garbarino’s office in the district and Washington DC and politely let them know that you want Rep. Garbarino to co-sponsor the GRACE Act, HR 5075.

(202) 225-7896

 (631) 541-4225

 

New York Representatives Nick LaLota, Mike Lawler and Nicholas Langworthy have already co-sponsored the GRACE Act. We need Garbarino and the rest of the members of Congress from the five affected states to co-sponsor the bill to show their colleagues that this is a serious matter that must be resolved by passing HR 5075. 

Denying religious exemptions is a violation of our First Amendment rights and a violation of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA). Multiple laws prohibit federal funds from being used to illegally discriminate against Americans. 

No one seriously argues that religious exemptions are a threat to public health. And in the post-COVID world, what credibility does the public health industry have to claim that their opinion is sufficient to deny us our fundamental Constitutional rights? 

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