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🚨 Why did Rep. Scott Hilton (R–Peachtree Corners) side with Democrats by voting against medical freedom for Georgians? In the 3/19/26 Public & Community Health Committee: ⏱️ Hilton arrived 22 mins into a 30-min hearing ⏱️ 26:23 – Dem motion to REMOVE OTC ivermectin ⏱️ 28:11 – Hilton = ONLY Republican voting with Democrats ⏱️ 30:00 – Did NOT vote with Republicans to support SB 440 with OTC ivermectin Meanwhile, Republicans who stood for access: 👏 Karen Mathiak, James Burchett, Mike Cheokas, Lee Hawkins, Angie O’Steen, Gary Richardson, Devan Seabaugh, Darlene Taylor. 💪 Rep. Dunahoo for strong testimony 👏Thank you @RepSharonCooper for hearing SB440 w amendment. 📌 Ivermectin: FDA-approved antiparasitic that increases chloride permeability in parasites → parasite paralysis/death ▪️ Also shows anti-inflammatory effects (cytokine inhibition) ▪️ Under study for potential anticancer mechanisms* 🏆Nobel Prize in Medicine 2015 📌 Iivermectin is available (no doctor Rx required) • Tennessee (since 2022 — first) • Arkansas (2025) • Idaho (2025) • Louisiana (June 2025) • Texas (Dec 4, 2025) 🌍 Widely accessible globally: • Mexico — OTC in pharmacies • Latin America (Brazil, Peru, others) • India, Thailand + much of Asia & Africa 🐄 Veterinary ivermectin = OTC in many places worldwide Why break ranks by voting against medical freedom for Georgians @ScottHiltonGA ?🤔 @GaHouseGOP @GaHouseHub @JonBurnsGA @JanJonesGA @ChuckEfstration @JamesDBurchett @soohong @GinnyEhrhart @blhdds @rep_karen @dalewashburn @GASenateGOP @GASenatePress @LtGovJonesGA @jasonanavitarte @FOP9GEORGIA @VoteClintDixon @Kaykirkpatrick7 @BoHatchett @RussGoodman8 @Ed_Setzler @ChuckHufstetler @sen_brass @VoteHarbin @RepBenWatson @rickafd924 @GovKemp @DolezalForGA @BlakeTillery @StephenGooch @DavidClarkGA @BillCowsert @StricklandForGA @kelvinking4ga * Ivermectin Shows Striking Anticancer Potential and Remarkable Safety: thefocalpoints.com/p/new-study-iv… “Preclinical studies in cell lines and animal models have demonstrated that ivermectin exerts anticancer effects through multiple, tumor-suppressive mechanisms, including: •Inhibition of YAP1 (Yes-associated protein 1) nuclear translocation •Suppression of the Wnt/TCF (T-cell factor) signaling pathway •Degradation of p21-activated kinase 1 (PAK1) •Inhibition of the AKT/mTOR signaling cascade •Induction of mitochondrial dysfunctionand oxidative stress •Activation of caspase-dependent apoptosis These mechanisms have been observed across several cancer types, notably: •Glioblastoma •Ovarian cancer •Chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) •Cervical cancer Based on the most comprehensive systematic review of ivermectin use in cancer patients to date, ivermectin appears to be safe—even in individuals undergoing active chemotherapy. Its broad range of anticancer mechanisms demonstrated in preclinical models, combined with anecdotal reports of cancer-related improvements, support its candidacy for repurposing as an oncologic therapy.” @AuforGA @Cannonfor58 @EvansforGeorgia @GAHouseDems @GASenateDems @SonyaHalpern_