What an affront to the citizens of SC. The SC General Assembly, with Republican majorities in both chambers, is taking another step in cementing SC's ominous distinction of being the most liberal of all conservative, Republican states. This bill not only gives more power to a state agency, but, more importantly, takes away more of our liberty and freedom. No government agency needs, or should have, the ability to control our health wishes and rights. Isn't the SC House aware of HIPAA or educated about Nuremburg? Resist, do not comply. Call your state senator and tell them to vote no on this atrocious, liberty denying bill. Remind him (her) that they work for us, and that this is an election year.
my rep won’t answer his phones. This is an egregious power grab. Hard to believe any ethical legislator would buy into this. Who benefits from this? WHO? The pharma cartel?
The General Assembly has to get serious to oppose government bloat, and instead should be using this opportunity to restrain government overreach in “health emergencies” before the inevitable next crisis arrives.
Unless that helped, the emergency includes a cluster of cells in a woman’s uterus. Then the government has complete control over your body. You can’t have it both ways some women the crisis is already here.
What an affront to the citizens of SC. The SC General Assembly, with Republican majorities in both chambers, is taking another step in cementing SC's ominous distinction of being the most liberal of all conservative, Republican states. This bill not only gives more power to a state agency, but, more importantly, takes away more of our liberty and freedom. No government agency needs, or should have, the ability to control our health wishes and rights. Isn't the SC House aware of HIPAA or educated about Nuremburg? Resist, do not comply. Call your state senator and tell them to vote no on this atrocious, liberty denying bill. Remind him (her) that they work for us, and that this is an election year.
Its bill 4927, not 4297
my rep won’t answer his phones. This is an egregious power grab. Hard to believe any ethical legislator would buy into this. Who benefits from this? WHO? The pharma cartel?
The General Assembly has to get serious to oppose government bloat, and instead should be using this opportunity to restrain government overreach in “health emergencies” before the inevitable next crisis arrives.
Unless that helped, the emergency includes a cluster of cells in a woman’s uterus. Then the government has complete control over your body. You can’t have it both ways some women the crisis is already here.