Rep. Diana Harshbarger’s bill would strip government of immunity from COVID vaccine lawsuits


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(Worthy News) – A Tennessee lawmaker has introduced a bill that would let workers sue the government in federal court over vaccine mandates if the shots had hurt them.

Republican Rep. Diana Harshbarger said her Protecting Americans’ Medical Rights Act would permit civil action in such cases against any level of government — federal, state or local — that imposes a vaccine mandate that affects employment.

“The Biden Administration’s unconstitutional mandates forced many Americans to choose between their job or getting vaccinated. While this is wrong and never should have happened, those forced into vaccination should have full rights to pursue legal action if they are injured,” she said in a statement, according to a report on TV station WJHL in Johnson City, Tennessee. [ Source: Washington Times (Read More…) ]

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