Grassroots Movement Calling on GOP Candidates to Disavow COVID-19 Vaccines Gains Momentum

Published on January 2, 2024

A social media campaign calling on candidates in races across the country to pledge their support for pulling the COVID-19 vaccine off the market is gaining momentum, as the influence of pharmaceutical companies on elected officials continues to be a hot-button issue for candidates vying for political office. Dr. Mary Talley Bowden, a practitioner in Texas and founder of Coalition of Health Freedom, began the movement last month in a Dec. 17 post on X, formerly Twitter, where she called on public officials and candidates in races across the country to make clear their positions on the controversial vaccines public. “Let’s replace the politicians who aren’t protecting their constituents,” Dr. Bowden wrote on her social media platform. “Ask your representatives … publicly whether they stand with 17,000+ doctors to support pulling the Covid shots off the market.”...

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