DO THIS NOW: Email Alabama Legislators Today
- Partners for Ethical Care
- Mar 1, 2022
- 2 min read
Wednesday, March 2 at 1:30pm, the Alabama Judiciary Committee will vote on HB266, Vulnerable Child Compassion and Protection Act (VCAP).
"This bill would prohibit the performance of a medical procedure or the prescription or issuance of medication, upon or to a minor child, that is intended to alter the appearance of the minor child's gender or delay puberty, with certain exceptions. This bill would provide for the disclosure of certain information concerning students to parents by schools."
Here is the list of House Judiciary Committee members to send information and encourage to VOTE YES on HB 266 to protect vulnerable children.
Be polite and brief.
Judge Jim Hill, Chairman: Jimhill@stclairlawgroup.com
Rep. Tim Wadsworth, Vice-Chairman: wadsworth@centurytel.net
Rep. David Faulkner: dlfaulkner@csattorneys.com
Rep. Mike Holmes: mike.holmes@alhouse.com
Rep. Matt Simpson: matt.simpson@alhouse.gov
Rep. Phillip Pettus: phillip.pettus@alhouse.gov
Rep. Dickie Drake: dickiedrake45@gmail.com
Rep. Wes Allen: wesley.allen@alhouse.gov
Brandy Allen, House Judiciary Committee Clerk: brandy.Allen@alhouse.gov
We need you to send an email to every member of the committee to encourage them to vote YES on this bill. Some points that you may consider when drafting your email:
COST: The state will be paying for a lifetime of healthcare for children who had otherwise healthy bodies. This is billions of dollars.
EXPERIMENTATION: There is no long term data to support puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and surgeries on minors. We don't know what will happen long-term. We do know that halting natural puberty followed by cross-sex hormones causes sterility and lack of sexual pleasure and function.
SUPPORT: Children need mental health and family support after long periods of social isolation. They don't need medical intervention.
SOCIAL MEDIA: We know that social media influences children's behavior. The government has a role to protect children.
OUR YOUNGEST CITIZENS: Children are our youngest citizens, and it's our responsibility to protect them from irreversible harm. Children need caring adults, not professionals who look at them as a source of revenue.
THANK YOU NOTES
Of course, please send a note of thanks to the committee members who have sponsored this important bill. They need your encouragement and appreciation.
Rep. Wes Allen: wesley.allen@alhouse.gov
Rep. Scott Stadthagen: scott.stadthagen@alhouse.gov
Rep. Jeff Sorrells: jeffs@fnbhartford.com
Rep. Craig Lipscomb: craig.lipscomb@alhouse.gov
Rep. Chip Brown: chip.brown@alhouse.gov
Rep. Jamie Kiel: jamie.kiel@alhouse.gov
Rep. Rhett Marques: rhettwmarques@gmail.com
Rep. Rodney Sullivan: william.sullivan@alhouse.gov
Rep. Arnold Mooney: arnold.mooney@alhouse.gov
Rep. Tommy Hanes: jhanes55@gmail.com
Rep. Ritchie Whorton: ritchiewhorton@gmail.com
Rep. Mike Holmes: MHolmes@alhouse.gov
Rep. Tracy Estes: jtracyestes@gmail.com
Rep. Will Dismukes: willdismukesforstatehouse88@gmail.com
Rep. Shane Stringer: shane.stringer@alhouse.gov
Rep. Charlotte Meadows: charlotte.meadows@alhouse.gov
Rep. Reed Ingram: reedingram75@gmail.com
Rep. Phillip Pettus: phillip.pettus@alhouse.gov
Rep. Andrew Sorrell: Andrew@AndrewSorrell.com
Rep. Bob Fincher: rsfincher77@gmail.com
Rep. Allen Farley: allenfarley@bellsouth.net
Rep. Russell Bedsole: russell.bedsole@alhouse.gov
Rep. Jim Carns: jwcarns@gmail.com
Rep. Andy Whitt: andy.whitt@alhouse.gov
Every message matters.
Your voice matters.
We stand with you, and we stand for children.
Thank you!
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