Stop HJR 7: Protect Families and Freedom in Tennessee

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Tennessee lawmakers are considering HJR 7, a bill that would grant legal rights to embryos at fertilization, opening the door to significant government overreach into personal medical decisions. If passed, this measure would jeopardize access to IVF, contraception, and other essential reproductive health care — making it harder for Tennessee families to have children and for doctors to provide care.

HJR 7 would:

  • Threaten access to IVF by creating legal uncertainty, putting clinics at risk of closure and making it harder for families struggling with infertility to have children.
  • Open the door to restrictions on contraception, including birth control methods that prevent fertilization or implantation.
  • Expose Tennessee to costly lawsuits and legal challenges, forcing taxpayers to foot the bill for extreme government overreach into private medical decisions.

Tennesseans believe in limited government and personal freedom — but this bill gives the government unprecedented control over medical decisions that should be left to individuals, families, and their doctors.

In Alabama, a similar legal ruling led to IVF clinics shutting down, leaving families desperate and without options. Tennessee cannot afford to make the same mistake.

HJR 7 creates uncertainty, invites government interference into private health care decisions, and makes it harder for families to build their futures. Urge lawmakers to reject this extreme overreach.

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Vote NO on HJR 7 – Protect Medical Freedom
Dear legislator:

I urge you to vote NO on HJR 7 to protect Tennessee families, medical freedom, and the rights of individuals to make their own private health care decisions.

Please reject HJR 7 and ensure that Tennesseans can continue to make their own medical decisions without government interference.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,

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