Unhealthiest State has the Best Vaccination Rate | Mississippi's National Embarrassment

Mississippi, the unhealthiest state in America, has the highest vaccination rates. Paul Offit, one of the vaccine industry’s most strident ambassadors, wonders how the state of Mississippi, which has “the worst overall health in the nation,” achieves over 99.4% vaccine coverage? The real question, however, is why, when despite juxtaposing two critical pieces of health information about Mississippi’s children—high vaccine coverage and poor health rankings—Offit does not ask the obvious elephant-in-the-room question: Could one have something to do with the other?

Read the full World Mercury Project article, full of research linking chronic disease to vaccines, here.

For years, the parents of this state have been begging on the Mississippi State Capitol steps to be released from the fascist vaccine laws they have lived under for decades.

Mississippi legislators look to and consult with medical trade organizations who pad their campaign accounts, and profit from vaccines.These organizations echo that we are "first in this one good thing" and finally "doing something right."

Except, they are very, very wrong.

Families are leaving our beautiful Mississippi and refuse to move here to live under our draconian vaccine laws.

Parents report, and statistics show, that Mississippi's children are sick and disabled.

Meanwhile, lawmakers in Jackson have been sitting passively by while our state is destroyed. 

"Curtailing Constitutional and parental rights is the wrong approach. Instead, in the words of one researcher, the U.S. needs to 'reassess its current general vaccination program' and admit that the nations 'excessive' vaccine schedule is 'dangerous [and] irresponsible.'"

The families of Mississippi are counting on their lawmakers to fix our burdensome vaccine law by supporting Representative Andy Gipson's Religious Vaccine Exemption bill. Please help us save Mississippi from further negative effects of inflexible vaccine mandates.

Mississippi citizens, please join MPVR and get involved today. Tell your lawmakers to fix this in 2018!