According to Texas State Rep. Steve Toth, said the issue of banning employer vaccine mandates has “no support” from gov. Abbott.

Toth says that if the governor were sincere, he would have added it to the first call for a third special session and if it didn’t pass, he would have called for a fourth session to make sure it gets done.

Instead, Abbott says his Executive Order is enough to cover the matter and there is no need to call for a fourth session, despite companies simply ignoring it.

Meanwhile in Florida, Ron DeSantis is calling lawmakers back for a special session to ban employers from mandating vaccines. “We want to make sure that individuals in the state of Florida have their rights protected. Your right to earn a living should not be contingent on COVID shots,” said DeSantis.

Goodness I am embarrassed. Texas should be leading the way on this matter but DeSantis continues to lead in the fight against medical tyranny.

A lot has to change next year in the primaries here in Texas if you are not satisfied with our current leadership. Time to take out those in office who don’t stand up for will of the people in the way we hoped they would when we put them in office. Which is why I am proud to not only support Allen West for Governor or Texas, but also Daniel Miller for Lt. Governor to knock off Dan Patrick.

Daniel Miller is the President of the Texas Nationalist Movement (TEXIT), which is a movement that is pushing for the succession of Texas to become its own country.

Miller who has sought out Texas independence for 25 years, is a Texas first candidate and will work on the behalf of the individual freedom and liberty of all citizens of this state. I’m proud to say I signed a petition along with thousands of other Texans to push Mr. Miller to run for office and he has answered the call.

Now, on a positive note aside from the employer vaccine mandate, Gov. Abbott signed into law a bill that bans biological males from competing in female sports in public schools. A move that many Republican-led states are making. The bill will take effect on Jan. 18, 2022.

I will give credit where credit is due and this was a great move by Abbott.