Mayes Middleton, a notable political figure, recently expressed his views and shared information on social media regarding federal aid for flood recovery, religious freedoms in political endorsements, and healthcare discrimination laws. Through these posts, Middleton conveyed gratitude towards governmental efforts, advocated for religious liberties in politics, and emphasized the enforcement of anti-discrimination laws related to vaccination status.
On July 6, 2025, Mayes Middleton thanked President Trump for providing federal resources to aid recovery from a significant flood event. He acknowledged the President’s actions by stating: “Thank you President Trump for sending federal resources for recovery from the devastating flood, and also qualifying communities impacted for FEMA individual and public assistance.”
In another post dated July 8, 2025, Middleton addressed the issue of churches endorsing political candidates. He articulated his support for religious institutions participating in political endorsements by saying: “A win for Christians and a loss for radical atheists, churches should absolutely be able to endorse candidates that will advance Biblical values in government. Our nation was founded on religious liberties and free exercise thereof.”
On July 9, 2025, Middleton highlighted legal measures against discrimination based on vaccination status. He underscored the consequences of such discrimination with potential financial penalties while referencing legislative efforts he supported: “It’s illegal to discriminate based on vaccination status; all Medicaid and CHIP reimbursement will be withheld if this is occurring. Conduct yourselves accordingly @BlueFishMD. I sponsored the duty to treat bill by @ValoreeforTexas and passed it in the Senate into law.”
The Duty to Treat Bill was designed to prevent discrimination based on vaccination status within medical treatment settings.
