A few weeks ago, I was contacted by Congressman Matt Rosendale who represents the Second District of Montana. His staff asked if I would support his new proposed bill called the University Forced Vaccination Student Injury Mitigation Act. In summary, the bill would require higher education institutions to pay the medical expenses for any student who was required or is currently required to take a Covid-19 vaccine to attend classes and who suffered a vaccine injury. Additionally, higher education institutions would lose all federal funds from the Department of Education if they do not comply with the legislation.
The student seeking payment of medical costs would submit a request that includes: a record of Covid-19 vaccination; a certification from a medical provider that the vaccine caused an injury or disease; and medical expenses for the student. Covered diseases include Myocarditis, Pericarditis, Thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome, Guillain-Barre Syndrome, and any other diseases the Secretary of Education determines to be associated with a Covid-19 vaccine. The institution of higher education would be required to accept the request and pay the injured student within 30 days unless there is insufficient evidence to support the injury or disease, or they have found evidence that the request is fraudulent.
No College Mandates has been tracking college Covid-19 vaccine mandates for the past several years. Colleges began announcing Covid-19 vaccine mandates in April of 2021. By the summer of 2021, over 1,000 colleges and universities had announced that students would be required to take these vaccines prior to fall enrollment. By December of 2021, nearly 300 of those colleges announced they would mandate a booster shot for spring enrollment even though it had become abundantly clear that the vaccines did not prevent transmission or infection. Even so, the colleges continued to peddle the propaganda that vaccination was the best way to protect the community. In fact, some of them still do.
At this time, 17 colleges and universities still have Covid-19 mandates for the general population of students to enroll for the upcoming semester or to live in residential housing. Healthcare students are still largely required to take updated Covid-19 vaccines either under a mandate from their college healthcare program or the clinical partner that partners with their program.
While all remaining college Covid-19 vaccine mandates are irrational, dangerous, and arguably criminal, some are even more egregious than others. For example, there is a consortium of colleges in California called The Claremont Colleges. The Claremont Colleges include five undergraduate liberal arts colleges and two graduate colleges. The campuses are small and connected, and the students share classrooms, dining halls, and one common student health center across all campuses. […]
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