Nancy Mace's Bold Move to Protect Lab Animals
Submitted by MAGA Student
Posted 11 hours ago
Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) has taken a bold step to protect our furry friends with the reintroduction of Violet's Law, a commonsense piece of legislation aimed at ensuring laboratory animals can retire and be adopted rather than facing the grim fate of being euthanized after medical testing.
Named after a dog rescued by the White Coat Waste Project, the bill highlights a critical issue for animal welfare in federally funded laboratories. Mace's initiative is a response to the shocking reality that over 40,000 regulated animals are housed in federal labs each year, many of whom are healthy and adoptable but ultimately killed when their testing days are over.
Polling data reveals that the American public overwhelmingly supports this humane shift, with 71% of Democrats and 72% of Republicans advocating for animal retirement policies in government facilities. It’s a rare moment of bipartisan agreement, illustrating that caring for animals transcends party lines.
Mace expressed her outrage that federal labs continue to put convenience over compassion, stating, "It’s unacceptable for federal labs to kill healthy animals who could be adopted and given a second chance at life." She emphasized that Violet's Law is a much-needed solution to this issue, which aligns with the prior administration's goals of cutting wasteful government spending and ensuring that taxpayer dollars are not used to fund inhumane practices.
The critical exposure of "gain-of-function" research funded by agencies like the National Institutes of Health (NIH) underlines the need for more accountability and transparency in government institutions. The White Coat Waste Project, which played a pivotal role in uncovering these issues, noted that during the Trump Administration, groundbreaking animal retirement policies were enacted, showing a commitment to humane treatment and responsible government spending.
As Mace moves forward in her quest to push Violet’s Law through Congress, it’s essential to recognize the broader implications of her efforts. By advocating for the retirement of lab animals, she is not just saving lives; she is pushing against the tide of excessive government bureaucracy and calling for a return to common sense and compassion.
This legislation stands as a testament to the Republican commitment to both fiscal responsibility and ethical governance. Under Trump’s leadership, strides were made in animal welfare policy that can be reignited and expanded through Mace's determination.
As America seeks healing and progress, let's support initiatives like Violet's Law that reflect our shared values of kindness and responsibility. It's time for Congress to prioritize the well-being of those who cannot speak for themselves and ensure that our government is accountable to the people—and the animals we cherish.
Sources:
breitbart.com
infowars.com
rumble.com
Named after a dog rescued by the White Coat Waste Project, the bill highlights a critical issue for animal welfare in federally funded laboratories. Mace's initiative is a response to the shocking reality that over 40,000 regulated animals are housed in federal labs each year, many of whom are healthy and adoptable but ultimately killed when their testing days are over.
Polling data reveals that the American public overwhelmingly supports this humane shift, with 71% of Democrats and 72% of Republicans advocating for animal retirement policies in government facilities. It’s a rare moment of bipartisan agreement, illustrating that caring for animals transcends party lines.
Mace expressed her outrage that federal labs continue to put convenience over compassion, stating, "It’s unacceptable for federal labs to kill healthy animals who could be adopted and given a second chance at life." She emphasized that Violet's Law is a much-needed solution to this issue, which aligns with the prior administration's goals of cutting wasteful government spending and ensuring that taxpayer dollars are not used to fund inhumane practices.
The critical exposure of "gain-of-function" research funded by agencies like the National Institutes of Health (NIH) underlines the need for more accountability and transparency in government institutions. The White Coat Waste Project, which played a pivotal role in uncovering these issues, noted that during the Trump Administration, groundbreaking animal retirement policies were enacted, showing a commitment to humane treatment and responsible government spending.
As Mace moves forward in her quest to push Violet’s Law through Congress, it’s essential to recognize the broader implications of her efforts. By advocating for the retirement of lab animals, she is not just saving lives; she is pushing against the tide of excessive government bureaucracy and calling for a return to common sense and compassion.
This legislation stands as a testament to the Republican commitment to both fiscal responsibility and ethical governance. Under Trump’s leadership, strides were made in animal welfare policy that can be reignited and expanded through Mace's determination.
As America seeks healing and progress, let's support initiatives like Violet's Law that reflect our shared values of kindness and responsibility. It's time for Congress to prioritize the well-being of those who cannot speak for themselves and ensure that our government is accountable to the people—and the animals we cherish.
Sources:
breitbart.com
infowars.com
rumble.com
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