Big League Politics Arizona state senator Wendy Rogers and state representative Mark Finchem are drawing the line in the sand with regards to the door-to-door vaccine gestapo proposed yesterday by the Biden regime.
In his latest ghastly overreach, Biden announced on Tuesday that he will be sending thugs door-to-door in an attempt to coerce more Americans into submitting to the experimental and possibly deadly COVID-19 jab. Finchem and Rogers say that constitutional remedies will be taken to stop this heinously invasive proposal from ever coming to Arizona.
If you trespass on my land and try to force-vaccinate my family and me, you will learn multiple amendments of the Constitution at the same time.
— Wendy Rogers (@WendyRogersAZ) July 7, 2021
Dear @JoeBiden – please take this tweet as Arizona’s statewide “no trespassing sign”. You and your vaccine henchmen have been forewarned.
— Mark Finchem for AZ Secretary of State (@RealMarkFinchem) July 7, 2021
Big League Politics reported about Biden’s pathetic attempt to push more Americans into getting a vaccine that the public is quickly realizing is dangerous and largely unnecessary:
“In a recent claim that disturbed Americans across the nation, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said the Biden administration intends to go ‘door-to-door’ to the houses of Americans who have not taken a COVID-19 vaccine…
“The president will outline five areas his team is focused on to get more Americans vaccinated,” Psaki said. “One, targeted community, by door-to-door outreach to get remaining Americans vaccinated by ensuring they have the information they need on how safe and accessible the vaccine is.”
The statement comes about a year and a half after ‘fifteen days to slow the spread’, with over 58% of American adults currently fully vaccinated.
GOP Operative Caleb Hull shared the video on Twitter, prompting a flurry of responses…
“So, how do they know who has and has not been vaccinated?” wrote one user.
Another user replied, expressing discontent with social and political pressures pushed on her to get a COVID-19 shot.
“How insistent will they be? I have a lot of pressure from my coworkers who are all vaccinated. I don’t want it and don’t want any more pressure.”
A third user, seemingly defending Psaki wrote “That’s not at all what she said. She said they’re going to do community outreach programs where they go door to door – that means to EVERYONE – to make sure people have information regarding vaccine safety & effectiveness.”
Concerns of government tracking of private medical information whether it be through “vaccine passports” or another medium have been raised by many, with the White House emphatically denying it as part of their agenda.”
Finchem and Rogers are two heroes in the Arizona legislature who Republican lawmakers nationwide could certainly learn a lot from. Finchem is currently running for Secretary of State in Arizona on a platform to root out Democrat election fraud.
