Aaron Siri was asked whether a return to globalist leadership would change the legal landscape for medical freedom. His answer reframed the question entirely.

During the four years of the Biden administration, when federal pressure to strip medical rights was at its peak, roughly half the states went hard in the opposite direction. More laws protecting medical liberty passed at the state level than at any point in American history. More governors issued executive orders, and more courts ruled in favor of individual rights. Those laws are still on the books.

The current administration is a different story. The DOJ under Trump recently chose, without being required to, to intervene on the side of New York State against healthcare workers fired for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine at the US Supreme Court.

Siri says the fight for medical freedom has never depended on who sits in the White House, and the legal infrastructure built over the last four years reflects that.

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