Florida has already shown the nation what responsible, principled public health leadership looks like.
Now we need the Legislature to match that courage.
Move the bill forward
Keep the momentum
Deliver what Florida families were promised
Sen. Clay Yarborough, Rep. Jeff Holcomb,
@FLSenateGOP, @FLGOPMajority —
Florida is counting on you as the bill sponsors.
Stand firm. Do not bend to political pressure.
Florida’s health policy must be based on evidence and freedom — not fear and coercion.
Thank you to @GovRonDeSantis and @FLSurgeonGen Dr. Ladapo for setting a clear direction rooted in science and parental choice.
Florida families are ready. The policy is ready.
It’s time for the Legislature to finish the job.
NO MANDATES. NO COMPROMISE.
FLORIDA LEADS. HOLD THE LINE.
Florida has already set the standard.
The Florida Department of Health and Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo issued clear, science-driven language affirming what Florida families have been saying for years:
Medical freedom is not optional. Mandates are not compatible with informed consent. And no Floridian should ever be coerced into a medical decision.
But today, the bill to end vaccine mandates in Florida has stalled—because sponsors and co-sponsors are being pressured to stand down.
Florida families deserve better.
This is our moment to remind lawmakers:
The people of Florida stand firmly with this bill, with medical freedom, and with the direction set by Gov. DeSantis and Dr. Ladapo.
American taxpayers should never fund terrorist organizations.
Right now, U.S. humanitarian aid sent to Afghanistan is at risk of being diverted to the Taliban, the very group that oppresses women, murders dissidents, and supports terrorist networks.
H.R. 260 – The Defund the Taliban Act ensures:
1. Call your Representative
2. Call your U.S. Senators
3. Share this message
America must never empower our enemies.
Tell Congress: Defund the Taliban. Protect American tax dollars. Put U.S. security first.
Sarasota County families, we need your voice today.
The vote for School Board Chair and Vice Chair is approaching, and there is growing pressure on Chair Robyn Marinelli to appoint candidates who do not reflect the values or priorities of the conservative community.
We are asking Sarasota County residents who share our concerns to email Robyn Marinelli and respectfully urge her not to appoint Tom Edwards or Liz Barker as Chair or Vice Chair.
Ask her to stand firm, represent the community at large, and continue holding the line on behalf of parents, students, and taxpayers who do not agree with the ideology those candidates have brought to the board.

robyn.marinelli@sarasotacountyschools.net
✍️ Suggested message supporters can personalize:
Dear Chair Marinelli,
I am a Sarasota County resident asking you to please stand strong and do not appoint Tom Edwards or Liz Barker as Chair or Vice Chair of the School Board. I appreciate your leadership and respectfully ask you to represent the values of the community by maintaining steady, student-focused direction for our schools.
Thank you for your service and commitment to Sarasota County students and families.
⚖️ What’s at Stake
In 1948, Congress passed the U.S. Information and Educational Exchange Act (Smith–Mundt Act) to promote truth abroad and protect Americans from government propaganda at home.
But in 2012, the Smith–Mundt Modernization Act quietly removed those safeguards—allowing taxpayer-funded government messaging meant for foreign audiences to legally reach you.
Now, H.R. 5704 (119th Congress) seeks to restore the original intent of the 1948 law and ban propaganda targeting the American people.
🧠 Why This Matters
📣 TAKE ACTION NOW
1️⃣ Go to:
👉 House.gov
👉 Senate.gov
2️⃣ Find Your Elected Officials.
3️⃣ Contact Them and Say:
“I urge you to support H.R. 5704 to repeal the Smith–Mundt Modernization Act of 2012.
Protect Americans from taxpayer-funded propaganda and restore the original 1948 law that prohibits government messaging directed at U.S. citizens.”
4️⃣ Share this message with family, friends, and online. Truth matters.
Our Republic Depends on an Informed People
Stand for transparency. Stand for truth. Stand for America.
Repeal the Smith–Mundt Modernization Act. Support H.R. 5704.
Keep the Constitution as the Only Law of the Land
⚠️ The Issue
America’s legal system is built on our Constitution, not foreign or religious law.
Sharia Law, when applied in civil or criminal cases, directly conflicts with fundamental rights protected under U.S. law, including freedom of speech, religion, women’s equality, and due process.
Two new federal bills take action to ensure that no foreign or religious law, including Sharia, can override or influence American law:
Together, these bills:
✅ Ban any U.S. court or contract from enforcing Sharia or any foreign law that violates the Constitution
✅ Block entry or benefits for foreign nationals who advocate or adhere to Sharia in a way incompatible with American law
✅ Reaffirm that equal justice under law and individual freedom are the foundation of our Republic
🗣 Why This Matters
✅ Take Action Now
1️⃣ CONTACT CONGRESS
The No Sharia Act (Senate) and Preserving a Sharia-Free America Act (House)
2️⃣ SPREAD THE WORD
3️⃣ STAY INFORMED
America’s Law. America’s Freedom.
Our Constitution must remain the only law that governs the United States.
Stand up. Speak out. Protect your country.
Too often, schools make decisions about what your kids see, hear, or are taught — without your consent. But as parents, YOU have the final say.
That’s why we’re sharing the Parental Opt-Out Form, created by Moms for America. This tool empowers you to clearly and legally set boundaries on what your child is exposed to in the classroom.
👉 Here’s what you can do TODAY:
Parental rights are under attack, but you are not powerless. With one form, you can make your voice heard and protect your child from overreach.
💪 Take Action Now. Don’t wait until it’s too late.
— The Hollow Alliance

The form states that a child may not participate in:
The form is designed for parents/guardians to formally assert their legal rights under federal and state law to opt their child out of certain types of classroom instruction, surveys, screenings, or activities without prior written consent.
It is not a complaint against a school, but rather an exercise of parental rights.
The form emphasizes that refusal to participate:

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