Crenshaw Rebuts Claim That House Republicans Voted 'For' Vaccine Database

  Texas Republican Congressman, Dan Crenshaw, took to social media forums this weekend to answer the charge that 80 Republican congressional members voted to create a national vaccine database.

  Crenshaw says that the legislation was actually created by Republican members and  was worded in such a way to prevent the abuse of state health dept. data, which could have been used in an Orwellian effort to erect a 'big brother' list of who is in compliance with mandates.
  Crenshaw says this legislation was broadly mischaracterized as a power grab by 'vaccine nazis'.
  Sooner Politics published a report from multiple national media sources which sought to simplify the massive spending proposal.
  The report from Crenshaw is our effort to fully inform our readers of the various perspectives coming from the House Republican Caucus.
  There is going to be more debate on this issue and we'll do our best to follow it.
  The bill is still a federal effort to fund state agencies. It still subsidizes states who are bloated with big govt. agencies and billions of dollars in debt.
  It still takes money from Oklahomans and redistributes it according to the priorities and biases of the Democrats in congressional leadership and the Biden Administration.