Homeless Veteran and Jab
To whom it may concern:
I wanted to voice my concern and displeasure about two items concerning me and my agenda! First the Covid-19 Vaccine debacle! You know as well as I do what a fiasco this was. Being a major player in the pharmaceutical industry, I was shocked and horrified that the vaccine was used in the as is state it was made from. It takes three phases to approve a drug. Not this vaccine. Also there was the forceful use this drug was foisted on a majority of the public! Must I go on?
Your Homeless policies are NOT WORKING! THEY SUCK!!! I need to go in and sign for a place each day. Well that doesn’t work for me. I work until 1600. Also they want me to contact them at 0800-1000. They can email me!!!Did I mention I work? ALL I NEED IS A PLACE TO LIVE! WHY CANT I GET HELP!?! You guys are smarter than I am! Get on it!!!
Troy Lawson
Dear Mr. Lawson,
Thank you for contacting me about reports of new COVID-19 mandates. It is an honor to represent the people of North Carolina. I appreciate the opportunity to hear from you on this issue.
A public health emergency should never be an excuse to violate the rights of American citizens.
I have grave concerns about subjecting our nation to another lockdown as the social and economic implications would be severe. During my time in the U.S. House of Representatives, I supported a ban on the federal government requiring documentation as proof of immunization against COVID-19, otherwise known as a “vaccine passport.” Such a requirement is a clear violation of every citizen's right to privacy. Additionally, in my letter condemning the nomination of Dr. Mandy Cohen to director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, I voiced my concerns over Cohen’s unscientific support for mask mandates. I also cosponsored Senator J.D. Vance’s Freedom to Breathe Act (S. 2738) which prohibits mask mandates on airplanes, public transit, and in schools. That bill was brought up for passage in the Senate on September 7. Unfortunately, Senate Democrats objected and blocked the bill from passing.
I appreciate your concerns on this issue and will keep your comments in mind as this matter develops.
If you are interested in learning more about what is going on in Congress and my work in Washington D.C. for North Carolinians, you may visit my website at budd.senate.gov. If you need assistance with issues related to Social Security, Medicare, veteran benefits, visas, or other items involving a federal agency, you may call my office at 202-224-3154.
Sincerely,
Ted Budd
United States Senator
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