Leader Filippi: One America News Network (OAN) S2552

4/29/2022

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RI House Minority Leader Blake A. Filippi and Stella Inger Escobedo of One America News Network (OAN) discuss the punitive and divisive nature of S2552 (vaccine mandates with penalties for noncompliance) -- a bill which unfairly impacts Rhode Island's minority community and takes away medical privacy rights. The bill also creates continual "outlaw status" for those individuals and businesses that do not comply.

This outrageous legislation received national attention thanks to Laurie Gaddis Barrett , who sounded the alarm and unmasked this Progressive Democrat sponsored legislation.

Please take a moment to listen to this important conversation.

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