Desantis Extends Liability Immunity

Governor Desantis of Florida has put out a video with the FL Surgeon General:
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Desantis extended big pharma's liability immunity, and has put state guidance in place.
Instead of having to listen to Fauci and the CDC, Florida businesses can also get guidance from the state.
The state guidance is no forced masking for employees; this should be a given after 2 years of an obviously fake pandemic in my opinion.
The state also put in place a complaint line with the state if doctors are getting pushback from hospitals for using off-label medications to treat covid. They encourage Florida doctors to decide what's best for their patients. The VA has a complaint lane too (vets know this is lip service).
The state is also recommending that isolation times be reduced from 14 days to 5. The goal is to help parents who need to work.

I'll let other people voice their opinions. I'm not going to go on and on about my opinion, but in short, I think its just the appearance of pleasing the people. This stops nothing. Its just recommendations and a complaint line.

Hopefully, someone sees more in it than I do. I would like to be more enthused about it.

DeSantis is doing the right thing, again.

I hope he will find the courage to veto the bill coming before him regarding liability for hospitals.

a reply to: Salander

I think he said 'we were able to extend that' when he referenced the immunity.

a reply to: Wisenox

If he vetoes the bill coming before him soon, I will be happy. If he does not, I will be very disappointed.

My impression of the video linked to was that they are 2 different issues.

a reply to: Salander

Unfortunately, he did extend it.

www.myfloridahouse.gov...

a reply to: Wisenox

SB 7014 was passed earlier this month with many Democrats voting against the measure.

Disappointing and it appears to be a good example on how the democrat and republican party work together for the lobbyist and only play good cop and bad cop.

So the Republicans that are against the forced jab have now pushed to protect big pharma and health care lobbyist from lawsuits .

While at the same time the democrats now pretend that they want to protect your right to sue the same big pharma and providers that they forced you to take their drugs in the first place.

LOL , how anyone can have any faith in either of these two parties is beyond me. Cant make this sh1t up.

originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: Wisenox

If he vetoes the bill coming before him soon, I will be happy. If he does not, I will be very disappointed.

My impression of the video linked to was that they are 2 different issues.

Are they trying to give hospitals immunity too?

Not good if so.

If they start giving hospitals protection from liability we might as well nationalize healthcare, because things will rapidly go down the tubes. If we're going to get garbage care we might as well get it for "free".