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The fact she won at all. And the won reelection is why I've lost all faith in humanity.
The legislation’s sponsor says by banning scientific theories, the policy aims to prevent kids from being taught things that aren’t true.

I think I have to go sit down for a while. I don't know how to process such an absurd sentence. I don't understand how there are adults, who were voted into office, in this world, in this time period, who...
We have passed peak IQ. We're done. >

I feel like I read that IQ did peak in the 90s because of CO2 in the atmosphere. I can't find it now though so don't treat that like a fact or anything. Good thing I'm not in Montana. >

Well no, it's a hypothesis. It would be difficult proving a causal link with so many confounding variables. >

Now, I ain't no country chicken, and I'm not a city lawyer.  I do however, know for a fact, that when two men sit down together to share a casual link at breakfast, it by no means has to be Jimmy Dean, and I can call those men homophrodites.  It is well within my rights under the first commandment to throw stones at those who have sinned.  I rest my face. >

This feels so Futurama >

Exactly ~~what~~ where I was ~~ripping off~~ drawing inspiration from! >

Maybe they should require a GED to hold public office in Montana? >

Lauren Bobert has entered the chat. >

Only took her what, three tries?
Still better than McCarthy's speaker vote!