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URGENT!

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Ask Governor Newsom for His Urgent Attention to Veto Eight (8) Unconstitutional and Illegal Bills.

This is a crucial time for all of us. Here in September 2022, California For Us is going
strong to oppose eight (8) bills listed immediately below. Many legislative counsel and
legislators did not uphold the United States and California Constitutions and law as
promised to the public under oath by having ratified and/or voted yes to pass these bills.
These unconstitutional and illegal bills are now at the governor’s desk to be
signed at any time. Once signed and enacted, they take away lives and many of our
rights, freedom, and safety guaranteed to us from the foundation of our nation.
You may make a difference in the outcome for yourself, your loved ones, close to 40
million Californians, and for our country. Please take a few minutes today using the
below information to act now and to spread the news to others, asking for urgent help to
do the same.
Please do any or all of the following:

1. Phone Call. Talk to Governor Newsom’s representative live and ask the governor to veto these unconstitutional bills by bill number (call (916) 445-2841, press 1 for English, then press 6 to talk to a representative while waiting in silence);

2. Voicemail. Leave a voicemail with Governor Newsom asking him to veto these unconstitutional bills by bill number (call (916) 445-2841, press 1 for English, then press 6 to talk to a representative, then press 3 to leave a voicemail);

3. Fax. Fax a request to Governor Newsom asking him to veto these unconstitutional bills by bill number (fax your written request to (916) 558-3160);

4. Regular, Certified, or Express Mail. Mail a request to Governor Newsom asking him to veto these unconstitutional bills by bill number (mail your written request to him at 1021 O Street, Suite 9000, Sacramento, CA 95814); and/or

5. Email. Email Governor Newsom asking him to veto these unconstitutional bills
by using the below language at your choice (visit https://govapps.gov.ca.gov/gov40mail/, select “Need Help,” type in your contact information, and choose “OTHER” to request him to veto all 8 bills or choose the following topics by bill number: AB02223Reproductive Health;
AB02098Physicians and Surgeons: Unprofessional Conduct;
AB01797Immunization Registry; AB01940School-Based Health Center Support
Program; SB01018Platform Accountability and Transparency Act;
SB01479COVID-19 Testing in Schools: COVID-19 Testing Plans;
SB01184Confidentiality of Medical Information Act: school-links services
coordinators; and SB01419Health Information).

Constitutional and Legal Reasons for the Governor to Veto the Below Eight (8) Unconstitutional Illegal Bills.

AB 2223 authorizes first-degree murder, second-degree murder, voluntary
manslaughter, and involuntary manslaughter of fetuses and perinatal infants (the
perinatal period has not been defined by the legislature for months to this day even after
receiving ample public comments and critiques), imposes public and private parties who
investigate causes of death to pay $25K to each “protected” individual who could be a
homicide suspect or a premediated perpetrator, and expands supply chain for the sale
of body parts of viable fetuses and infants for profit. This bill is in direct conflict with the
state homicide law codified in Penal Code sections 187 and 192 and is in violation of
the constitutional rights to life, liberty and duty to investigate, free speech, privacy, equal
protection, religion, work, and due process. Authorizing and ratifying such death of
the young has no rational and reasonable link to any legitimate state interest.

AB 2098 revokes medical licenses and puts doctors on probation for speaking and
writing about undefined COVID-19 issues in violation of the people’s constitutional rights
to free speech, work, religion, privacy, equal protection, and due process without being
narrowly tailored to achieve a compelling state interest.

(Unidentified Legislative Counsel and Legislators Who Ratified and/or Voted to Pass
this Bill After Having Received an Actual Notice of the July 4th Demand Letter Regarding
the Unconstitutionality and The Illegality of This Bill: Senators Benjamin Allen, Bob
Archuleta, Toni Atkins, Josh Becker, Steven Bradford, Anna Caballero, Dave Cortese,
Bill Dodd, Maria Durazo, Susan Eggman, Steven Glazer, Lena Gonzalez, Robert
Hertzberg, Ben Hueso, Melissa Hurtado, Sydney Kamlager, John Laird, Connie Leyva,
Monique Limón, Mike McGuire, Dave Min, Josh Newman, Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh,
Richard Pan, Anthony Portantino, Richard Roth, Susan Rubio, Nancy Skinner, Henry
Stern, Tom Umberg, Bob Wieckowski, and Scott Wiener; and Assembly Members
Cecilia Aguiar-Curry, David Alvarez, Joaquin Arambula, Rebecca Bauer-Kahan, Steve
Bennett, Marc Berman, Richard Bloom, Tasha Boerner Horvath, Mia Bonta, Isaac
Bryan, Lisa Calderon, Wendy Carrillo, Sabrina Cervantes, Jim Cooper, Tom Daly, Mike
Fong, Laura Friedman, Jesse Gabriel, Cristina Garcia, Eduardo Garcia, Mike Gipson,
Adam Gray, Matt Haney, Chris Holden, Reginald Jones-Sawyer, Ash Kalra, Alex Lee,
Marc Levine, Evan Low, Brian Maienschein, Kevin McCarty, Tina McKinnor, Jose
Medina, Kevin Mullin, Al Muratsuchi, Adrin Nazarian, Cottie Petrie-Norris, Bill Quirk,
Sharon Quirk-Silva, James Ramos, Eloise Reyes, Luz Rivas, Robert Rivas, Freddie
Rodriguez, Blanca Rubio, Rudy Salas, Miguel Santiago, Mark Stone, Philip Ting, Carlos
Villapudua, Christopher Ward, Akilah Weber, Buffy Wicks, Lori Wilson, Jim Wood, and
Anthony Rendon.)

AB 1797 tracks and archives vaccine status of adults and children in violation of the
people’s constitutional rights to privacy, liberty, religion, education, work, due process
without being narrowly tailored to achieve a compelling state interest. It also sets up a
foundation and an easy platform for the state to discriminate and segregate based on
medical conditions in violation of the California Unruh Civil Rights Act.

AB 1940 bypasses parental knowledge, consent, and involvement for the state to
market, implement, provide, and administer “comprehensive health care and other
support services” to school age children in public K-12 schools. The services include,
but not limited to, physical examinations, lab tests, vaccines, and reproductive and
mental health services and products. Abortion services are inclusive as drafted. It
invades the privacy of children, parents, and families and is in violation of the
constitutional rights to parent, liberty, due process, equal protection, the federal National
Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986, and the Public Readiness and Emergency
Preparedness Act (Covid-19 shot injury claims may be filed under this act). The bill
aims to implement an “integrated model of primary medical care, behavioral health
services, and other health services to address the needs of the whole child. School-
based health centers may also include dental or vision care, substance use disorder
services, nutrition counseling, schoolwide health education, and youth engagement and
leadership opportunities.” (Emphasis added.) Also, spending financial and
administrative resources on and operating school-based health centers do not
substantially relate to achieving an important educational objective and is not narrowly
tailored to achieve a compelling state interest.

(Unidentified Legislative Counsel and Legislators Who Ratified and/or Voted to Pass
this Bill: Senators Benjamin Allen, Bob Archuleta, Toni Atkins, Josh Becker, Steven
Bradford, Anna Caballero, Dave Cortese, Bill Dodd, Maria Durazo, Susan Eggman,
Steven Glazer, Lena Gonzalez, Robert Hertzberg, Ben Hueso, Melissa Hurtado,
Sydney Kamlager, John Laird, Connie Leyva, Monique Limón, Mike McGuire, Dave Min,
Josh Newman, Richard Pan, Anthony Portantino, Richard Roth, Susan Rubio, Nancy
Skinner, Henry Stern, Tom Umberg, Bob Wieckowski, and Scott Wiener; and Assembly
Members Cecilia Aguiar-Curry, David Alvarez, Joaquin Arambula, Rebecca Bauer-
Kahan, Steve Bennett, Marc Berman, Richard Bloom, Tasha Boerner Horvath, Mia
Bonta, Isaac Bryan, Lisa Calderon, Wendy Carrillo, Sabrina Cervantes, Ken Cooley, Jim
Cooper, Tom Daly, Mike Fong, Laura Friedman, Jesse Gabriel, Cristina Garcia,
Eduardo Garcia, Mike Gipson, Timothy Grayson, Matt Haney, Chris Holden, Reginald
Jones-Sawyer, Ash Kalra, Alex Lee, Marc Levine, Evan Low, Brian Maienschein, Kevin
McCarty, Tina McKinnor, Jose Medina, Kevin Mullin, Al Muratsuchi, Adrin Nazarian,
Patrick O'Donnell, Cottie Petrie-Norris, Bill Quirk, Sharon Quirk-Silva, James Ramos,
Eloise Reyes, Luz Rivas, Robert Rivas, Freddie Rodriguez, Blanca Rubio, Rudy Salas,
Miguel Santiago, Mark Stone, Philip Ting, Suzette Valladares, Carlos Villapudua,
Christopher Ward, Akilah Weber, Buffy Wicks, Lori Wilson, Jim Wood, and Anthony
Rendon.)

SB 1018 mandates social media platforms with over 1 million users to report to the
“public” undefined “content violation policy” statistics and imposes $100K fines on each
violator per occurrence in violation of the people’s constitutional rights to free speech,
privacy, liberty, equal protection, and due process without being narrowly tailored to
achieve a compelling state interest.

(Unidentified Legislative Counsel and Legislators Who Ratified and/or Voted to Pass
this Bill After Having Received an Actual Notice of the July 4th Demand Letter Regarding
the Unconstitutionality and The Illegality of This Bill: Senators Benjamin Allen, Bob
Archuleta, Toni Atkins, Josh Becker, Steven Bradford, Anna Caballero, Dave Cortese,
Bill Dodd, Maria Durazo, Susan Eggman, Steven Glazer, Ben Hueso, Melissa Hurtado,
Sydney Kamlager, John Laird, Connie Leyva, Mike McGuire, Dave Min, Josh Newman,
Richard Pan, Anthony Portantino, Richard Roth, Susan Rubio, Nancy Skinner, Henry
Stern, Tom Umberg, and Bob Wieckowski, and Scott Wiener; and Assembly Members
Cecilia Aguiar-Curry, David Alvarez, Joaquin Arambula, Rebecca Bauer-Kahan, Steve
Bennett, Marc Berman, Richard Bloom, Tasha Boerner Horvath, Mia Bonta, Isaac
Bryan, Lisa Calderon, Wendy Carrillo, Sabrina Cervantes, Jordan Cunningham, Mike
Fong, Laura Friedman, Jesse Gabriel, Cristina Garcia, Eduardo Garcia, Mike Gipson,
Adam Gray, Matt Haney, Chris Holden, Reginald Jones-Sawyer, Ash Kalra, Alex Lee,
Marc Levine, Evan Low, Brian Maienschein, Kevin McCarty, Tina McKinnor, Jose
Medina, Kevin Mullin, Al Muratsuchi, Patrick O'Donnell, Bill Quirk, James Ramos, Eloise
Reyes, Luz Rivas, Robert Rivas, Rudy Salas, Miguel Santiago, Mark Stone, Phil Ting,
Carlos Villapudua, Christopher Ward, Akilah Weber, Buffy Wicks, Lori Wilson, Jim
Wood, and Anthony Rendon.)

SB 1479 mandates and tracks ongoing, unlimited, and potentially contaminated and
health risking nasal swab Covid testing on all school staff members and students
without legislated or publicly regulated quality control on swabs (saliva tests were
permitted but later prohibited without legislation or promulgation of regulations) in
violation of the people’s constitutional rights to privacy and liberty without due process.
It has no rational and reasonable link to a legitimate state interest, is not substantially
related to achieving an important objective, and is not narrowly tailored to achieve a
compelling state interest. It sets up an easy platform for the state to discriminate and
segregate based on medical conditions in violation of the California Unruh Civil Rights
Act.

SB 1184 authorizes public and private entities to inspect and share students’ mental
health, psychiatric, medical, and school records among themselves without patient or
parental consent in violation of the people’s constitutional rights to privacy, equal
protection, parent, education, and due process without being narrowly tailored to
achieve a compelling state interest. This bill also violates the federal Family
Educational Rights and Privacy Act subjecting schools to lose federal funds and a
myriad of state privacy laws, including, but not limited to, the privacy of public records
statutes under Education Code, the Confidentiality of Medical Information Act, the
Information Practices Act of 1977, and the Student Online Personal Information
Protection Act.

(Unidentified Legislative Counsel and Legislators Who Ratified and/or Voted to Pass
this Bill After Having Received an Actual Notice of the July 4th Demand Letter Regarding
the Unconstitutionality and The Illegality of This Bill: Senators Benjamin Allen, Bob Archuleta, Toni Atkins, Josh Becker, Steven Bradford, Anna Caballero, Dave Cortese, Bill Dodd, Maria Durazo, Susan Eggman, Steven Glazer, Lena Gonzalez, Robert Hertzberg, Ben Hueso, Melissa Hurtado, Sydney Kamlager, John Laird, Connie Leyva, Monique Limón, Mike McGuire, Dave Min, Josh Newman, Richard Pan, Anthony Portantino, Richard Roth, Susan Rubio, Nancy Skinner, Henry Stern, Tom Umberg, Bob Wieckowski, and Scott Wiener; and Assembly Members Cecilia Aguiar-Curry, David Alvarez, Joaquin Arambula, Rebecca Bauer-Kahan, Steve Bennett, Marc Berman,
Richard Bloom, Tasha Boerner Horvath, Mia Bonta, Isaac Bryan, Lisa Calderon, Wendy
Carrillo, Sabrina Cervantes, Ken Cooley, Jim Cooper, Jordan Cunningham, Tom Daly,
Mike Fong, Laura Friedman, Jesse Gabriel, Cristina Garcia, Eduardo Garcia, Mike
Gipson, Timothy Grayson, Matt Haney, Chris Holden, Jacqui Irwin, Reginald Jones-
Sawyer, Ash Kalra, Alex Lee, Evan Low, Brian Maienschein, Devon Mathis, Chad
Mayes, Kevin McCarty, Tina McKinnor, Jose Medina, Kevin Mullin, Al Muratsuchi, Adrin
Nazarian, Patrick O'Donnell, Cottie Petrie-Norris, Bill Quirk, Sharon Quirk-Silva, James
Ramos, Eloise Reyes, Luz Rivas, Robert Rivas, Freddie Rodriguez, Blanca Rubio,
Rudy Salas, Miguel Santiago, Mark Stone, Philip Ting, Carlos Villapudua, Christopher
Ward, Akilah Weber, Buffy Wicks, Lori Wilson, Jim Wood, and Anthony Rendon.)

SB 1419 prohibits parental access to information needed to care for their children on
important, time sensitive, and urgent matters such as meeting statutes of limitations for
filing vaccine injury claims in violation of the federal Family Educational Rights and
Privacy Act (subjecting schools to lose federal funds), National Childhood Vaccine Injury
Act of 1986 (adults may also receive compensation under this act), the Public
Readiness and Emergency Preparedness Act (Covid-19 shot injury claims may be filed
under this act), and the people’s constitutional rights to parent, equal protection,
religion, education, and due process. It has no rational and reasonable link to a
legitimate state interest, is not substantially related to achieving an important objective,
and is not narrowly tailored to achieve a compelling state interest.

Muratsuchi, Adrin Nazarian, Bill Quirk, Sharon Quirk-Silva, James Ramos, Eloise Reyes,

Robert Rivas, Freddie Rodriguez, Blanca Rubio, Miguel Santiago, Mark Stone, Philip Ting,

Carlos Villapudua, Christopher Ward, Akilah Weber, Buffy Wicks, Lori Wilson, Jim Wood, and Anthony Rendon.)

BELOW IS THE INFORMATION REGARDING OUR JULY 4TH MESSAGE AND
DEMAND LETTER TO ALL LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL AND LEGISLATORS. A LOT
OF IT IS STILL CURRENT AND ALL INFORMATION CAN BE USED FOR
BACKGROUND INFORMATION.

"Say NO to Unconstitutional Bills"

PLEASE SIGN THE JULY 4TH DEMAND LETTER

We are a broad representation of people from California and other states who are concerned with the escalating encroachment on California freedoms.

Goals

Rescind unconstitutional bills currently being processed and passed in the California Legislature (Exhibit 5)
Repeal California Senate Bills 277, 276, and 714 and Relevant Provisions in Health & Safety Code sections 120370 and 1203724
Restore the rights of Californians that have been taken away without due process of law (rights include, but not limited to, rights to life, liberty, pursuit of happiness, free speech, religion, equal protection, privacy, parenting, employment, education, and the physician-patient relationship)
Educate the people of our great Nation and the World about what is taking place in California

4 Calls To Action

Read the July 4th Demand Letter and Exhibits
Sign the July 4th Demand Letter (no matter what state you reside in)
Voice or submit your complaints to your legislators, local grand juries on criminal and civil matters, law enforcement agencies, and federal, state, and local agencies (Exhibit 6)
Vote in November!

July 4th Demand Letter

July 4, 2022

Dear California Legislative Counsel (bill drafters), Senators, and Assembly Members:

This letter demands that each and all of you:

Rescind California Senate Bills 866, 920, 1018, 1184, 1390, 1419, 1464, and 1479 and California Assembly Bills 1608, 1797, 1993, 2098, 2223, and 2539 and immediately stop legislating to pass each and all of them (see analyses attached as Exhibit 2);

Repeal California Senate Bills 276, 277, and 714 to restore religious exemption, personal belief exemption, and medical exemption based on physician and surgeon’s professional judgment and set up task forces to mitigate damages and revert the taking of Californians’ rights to free speech, religion, privacy, equal protection, due process, parent, employment, education, and physician and patient relationship. (See analyses attached as Exhibit 3); and

Going forward, making public comments available for public review on legislative websites. This includes publishing, for each bill, 1) the content of public letters and comments submitted electronically through any and all legislative portals, excluding personal information, 2) the numbers of support and opposition submitted electronically through any and all legislative portals, and 3) the numbers of letters and comments which have been read, reviewed, and/or processed by you and/or by your staff members.

Today, as we celebrate the founding of our nation, we are reminded of the freedom that is guaranteed to us by the Declaration of Independence, the United States Constitution, the United States Bill of Rights, and the California Constitution. Through and by your respective offices, we establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity. Many before us sacrificed much so we can exercise the intrinsic and unalienable rights endowed to us to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. The preservation of these rights truly makes us a great nation.

Sadly, many of us started to experience the unfettered encroachment on these rights ratified by our state government top-down years before and the acceleration of it is evident throughout the pandemic to date. Many of us have resorted to censoring ourselves against free speech and liberty so we can stay desegregated in our social, educational, and work settings. For those of us who did not censor ourselves, we lost our jobs, education, community, health, and even lives.

The erroneous, yet popular, notion of sacrificing a few for the greater good was rejected by the drafters of the bill of rights because they saw the preeminence in securing the rights of individuals. And they were right. This bedrock of security has made our nation the global leader on countless fronts.

As public officers working for Californians, each and all of you (78 legislative counsel, 40 senators, and 80 assembly members) took an oath, solemnly swearing to support and defend our constitutions. Having initiated and voted to pass the above-mentioned unconstitutional bills, you breached your oath and duty. To prevent further erosion of your own freedom and the freedom of Californians, we count on you to stop and rectify the breach immediately. Attached please see a copy of California Constitution Article XX Section 3 on oaths of office, California Government Code Section 1368 on perjury, California Penal Code Section 1170(h) on terms of imprisonment (see Exhibit 1). Exhibit 1 also includes relevant constitutional and legal authority for your review.

For those of you who did not participate in the taking of our freedom, we appreciate you working hard for the welfare of Californians to protect our rights and liberty. Please continue to stand your ground. Have a blessed 4th of July.

Very truly yours,

Concerned citizens and residents living in California and other concerned stakeholders

Go to CaliforniaForUs.org to view number of signers

cc: Governor Gavin Newsom, Lieutenant Governor Eleni Kounalakis, California Secretary of State Shirley Weber, California Chief Deputy Cabinet Secretary Ben Chida, California Health and Human Services Secretary Mark Ghaly, California Department of Health Director Tomás Aragón, California Department of Consumers Affairs Director Kimberly Kirchmeyer, California Department of Education Tony Thurmond, California Attorney General Rob Bonta, California Office of Administrative Law Director Kenneth Pogue, California Office of Administrative Hearing Director Zackery Morazzini, California Government Operations Agency Secretary Amy Tong, California Department of Technology Acting Director Russ Nichols, California Fair Political Practices Commission Chair Richard Miadich, Medical Board of California Executive Director William J. Prasifka, California Superior Court Judges of 58 Counties, California Grand Jury Association, California County Sheriffs of 58 Counties, California District Attorney Offices, California Peace Officers Association, US Department of Education Secretary Miguel Cardona, US Attorney General Merrick Garland, and US District Court Chief Judges Theodor Albert, Kimberly Mueller, Dana Sabraw, and Richard Seeborg

Attachments:

Exhibit 1 (Constitutional & Legal Authority)
Exhibit 2 (Analyses for Rescinding Unconstitutional California Bills)
Exhibit 3 (Analyses for Repealing California Senate Bills 276, 277, and 714)
Exhibit 4 (Epoch TV's Interview with Laura Sextro from The Unity Project)
Exhibit 5 (California Legislative Information Bill Search)
Exhibit 6 (Find your legislator)

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