Rand Paul Wants to End the Vaccine Carve Out and Voters Approve in MAHA Poll
This weekend news broke that Senator Rand Paul introduced bill S. 3853 to “End the Vaccine Carve Out” which would remove the liability shield protecting vaccine manufacturers that prevents them from being sued for harms caused by their products.
This is the companion bill to Rep. Paul Gosar’s HR 4668, which was introduced in the summer of 2025 in the House of Representatives. A coalition has formed in support of this legislative initiative called End the Vaccine Carve Out which includes Children’s Health Defense, Teachers for Choice and over three dozen prominent health freedom groups across the nation.
Voters Overwhelmingly Support This!
Voters Overwhelmingly Support This!
A recent poll conducted by FabrizioWard commissioned by MAHA Action led to a memo from Tony Lyons (President of MAHA Action) sent to the leaders of the Republican Party.
The memo says Republicans have been “renting” MAHA voters and they have not yet “purchased” this critical voting bloc. The memo goes on to say that by far the most popular issue for MAHA voters dealing with vaccines is ending the vaccine carve out:
There is one politically popular vaccine policy Congress should champion … to connect with voters who are concerned by vaccine safety. Removing the vaccine liability shield is overwhelmingly popular among Republicans, Democrats, and Independents. By embracing this policy reform, Congress can demonstrate commitment to improving vaccine safety without alienating any large voting bloc.
Read the full memo here: https://www.politico.com/f/?id=0000019c-4f0d-d0f8-adde-ff5f2e9d0003
Read coverage from the MAHA Report here:




Hoping the senate can pass this.
Hayek's Road to Serfdom (published in the Reader's Digest in 1949, when most did not have a college degree) describes how big players love regulation because it gets rid of enemies for them, leaving them with seemingly clean hands. It was an eye-opening book to say the least. Vaxxes are exempt from liability 'for the common good,' while aspartame was pushed through by Rumsfeld for the common good of that company. And were arguments of an emergency used that bore a similar structure to those of lockdown forced injections during covid? While we are at it, I think we need to tweak sovereign immunity.