Dr Paul's Parental Consent Act 2009

In response to a federal push to screen all American children for "mental disorders" in schools, Congressman Ron Paul introduced the Parental Consent Act 2009 which prohibits federal funds from being used to establish or implement any universal mental health, psychiatric, or socioemotional screening programs in our schools. Considering there are currently bills before Congress which not only endorse and fund mental health screening of schoolchildren, but also establish school based health clinics to deliver such services, it is imperative that people urge their members of Congress to support the Parental Consent Act 2009.

Kent Snyder, Presidential Campaign Manager for Ron Paul 2008 and former Executive Director of the Liberty Committee discusses the federal plan to screen all US schoolchildren for mental disorders, and how this prompted Congressman Ron Paul to introduced the Parental Consent Act to counter this Orwellian plan which lead to more US children diagnosed with subjective mental disorders and put on psychiatric drugs.

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