Dr Stephen Skoly - RI CD-2 Candidate

Five years ago today, the State of Rhode Island barred me from providing in-person surgical care to my patients under its COVID-19 vaccine mandate. @RobertKennedyJr
That experience taught me something bigger than any one lawsuit:
Government power must have limits, and the Constitution DOES NOT disappear in a crisis.
Government must respect due process, follow credible evidence and sound scientific principles, and remain accountable to the people.
Medical decisions should remain primarily between patients and qualified healthcare professionals. Informed consent, religious liberty, and individual rights must always be protected.
And five years later, **I’m still here. I’m not going anywhere.
When government overreaches or fails Rhode Islanders, I will speak up and demand accountability.
Leadership means standing on principle, especially when it isn’t easy.
Know what you believe. Stand by it. And NEVER be afraid to use your voice

If you are representing a foreign interest, the American people deserve to know it. If you are attempting to influence American policy or public opinion on behalf of a foreign principal, the required disclosures matter.

Our political process belongs to the American people. Protecting its integrity requires enforcing the law consistently, following the facts and demanding transparency from everyone.

Country before party. Transparency before politics. America first. 🇺🇸

I entered this race for the same reason I have spent nearly four decades serving Rhode Islanders: I believe service requires showing up, telling the truth and standing firm when it matters.
“We ran a campaign rooted in experience, accountability, constitutional freedom and a deep commitment to the people of Rhode Island. We did not compromise our principles, and I am proud of the campaign we ran.
“To my family, friends and our volunteers, donors and every voter who placed their trust in me: thank you. Your faith, friendship and hard work will never be forgotten.
“An election may end a campaign, but it does not end our responsibility to serve. I will continue standing up for patients, taxpayers, small businesses, working families, seniors, veterans and every Rhode Islander who believes government must answer to the people.
“I leave this race with my head held high, my principles intact and my gratitude for Rhode Island deeper than ever.
“The work continues.
“Onward.”

Let us remember the courage. Firefighters climbing stairs while others were coming down. Police officers, EMTs and ordinary people helping complete strangers through smoke, fear and confusion. They didn’t stop to ask who someone was or what they believed. They simply saw another person who needed help.
September 11 reminds me that service, at its heart, means showing up when others need us most. Never forget.

TODAY IS THE DAY, RHODE ISLAND. 🇺🇸
For nearly 40 years, Dr. Stephen Skoly has served Rhode Island as a surgeon, small-business owner, employer and community leader.
When standing up came with a personal cost, he stood anyway.
When constitutional rights were being debated, he showed up.
And today, he is asking for the opportunity to fight for YOU
🇺🇸 VOTE RED. VOTE RIGHT. VOTE SKOLY. 🇺🇸