Update: Ask members to support amendment 51 which removes Sections 10204–10207 of the Farm Bill that create what amounts to a de facto liability shield for pesticide manufacturers by amending FIFRA and blocking failure-to-warn claims tied to EPA-approved labels.
Sections 10204–10207 of the Farm Bill create what amounts to a de facto liability shield for pesticide manufacturers by amending FIFRA and blocking failure-to-warn claims tied to EPA-approved labels.
The movement has entered the new year with outstanding momentum.
Today, the HHS Press Office released an official statement announcing that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has acted on a Presidential Memorandum directing an update to the U.S. childhood and adolescent immunization schedule. The action follows a comprehensive scientific and international review and is formalized through an official CDC Decision Memorandum.
As a result, the number of vaccines recommended for routine administration to all children has been reduced from 17 to 11, bringing U.S. policy more closely in line with other high-income, peer nations — while preserving access to all FDA-licensed vaccines.
The changes are effective immediately.
At the time, we did not realize that one of Charlie Kirk’s final special events of this kind would be PERK’s 5th-year celebration gala, the Legacy of Freedom event held in New York, where he served as our keynote speaker.
Washington, D.C.: Where Momentum Meets Action
Dear PERK Members,
I remember when we were ostracized, stigmatized, censored, and a day like this seemed like it would never become a reality. When you’re in the room with so many warriors and leaders in the freedom movement, it’s a reminder of how far we’ve come. It’s also a great motivator for what still needs to be done.
I was honored to be able to attend two celebrations in Washington, D.C. in honor of Secretary Kennedy’s one year anniversary as HHS Secretary at the Heritage Foundation and one at MAHA Action.
It was uplifting to be gathered with like-minded leaders and friends and hear inspiring messages directly from Secretary Kennedy, Jay Richards, Dr. Oz, Calley Means, Dr. Marty Makary, Dr. Eric Berg, Dr. Robert Redfield, and many more.
We couldn’t miss out on also teaming up with Moms Across America founder Zen Honeycutt and together educate our representatives on capitol hill on what people care about. Zen was awesome in action as she beautifully and thoughtfully articulated the issues with the Farm Bill, harmful pesticides, and the immunity shield language that should not be accepted.
We even decided to team up again next month in Washington D.C. and invite other advocates and leaders to join us for an advocacy day. Synergistically our collective efforts are multiplied, and we win on these issues for our children. Stay tuned as we provide more details on this unique opportunity.
We plan to update you all on the status of our most important initiatives this year and upcoming good news in California. We also need you to be on alert and prepared to respond to action alerts.
Sincerely,
Amy Bohn
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The movement has entered the new year with outstanding momentum.
Today, the HHS Press Office released an official statement announcing that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has acted on a Presidential Memorandum directing an update to the U.S. childhood and adolescent immunization schedule. The action follows a comprehensive scientific and international review and is formalized through an official CDC Decision Memorandum.
As a result, the number of vaccines recommended for routine administration to all children has been reduced from 17 to 11, bringing U.S. policy more closely in line with other high-income, peer nations — while preserving access to all FDA-licensed vaccines.
The changes are effective immediately.
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