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The parental rights in education bill has officially passed the Florida State Senate, and even

before being signed into law, has already made history as the single most misrepresented

piece of legislation in perhaps the history of politics. Opponents have dubbed it the

don't say gay bill, prompting Senate Democrats in Florida to walk up and down their office

hallways chanting gay, gay, gay. The bill led Mark Hamill, Luke Skywalker, to tweet the

word gay precisely 69 times. The bill impelled the CEO of Disney to donate $5 million to gay

causes to plead with Rhonda Santis not to sign the bill, not to prohibit the utterance

of that apparently sacred word gay. But the bill doesn't ban the word gay. The bill doesn't

even mention the word gay. The bill just stops teachers from preaching transgenderism and

other strange sexual theories to extremely young schoolchildren in preschool through

third grade. Why are Democrats so deeply opposed to a bill that would have been entirely

uncontroversial? Considered common sense just five or ten years ago. I don't know, which

is why I've invited a Democrat on to explain it to me. I'm Michael Knowles. This is the Michael

Knowles show. Welcome back to the show. My favorite kind of history is from Doe Boy 2M, who

says when Biden is talking at any given time, and the sign language guy is in the little

box off to the side interpreting, waving his hands around. The sign language guy seems

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