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A Minnesota state senator found internet fame reluctantly apparently after casting his vote in a Zoom meeting Monday, while shirtless in front of an apt background.

Who is that little kid behind him?

It's a schoolhouse rock. Oh, sure.

How Bill becomes a law picture. There you go. Senator Calvin Barr, a Republican who went to

sound his vote on the legislative audit commission when he appeared lying in bed with his shirt off

and a still image of an anthropomorphic

bill character from schoolhouse rock as the background. Yes, it's right there. After giving yes

vote, he quickly turns a camera upwards and turns off the video. So it's a black screen that just

shows Senator Carl or Cal Bar. Several people in an-person meeting room, are seen smiling in the

background after the camera switches back.

A GOP, a Senate spokesperson, spokeswoman, actually, said Barr had worked until 4.45 in a morning

at his job as a truck driver and then went to bed Monday morning.

She said he would not comment on the vote or the video.

So it's none of your damn business that he was topless the whole time he was voting.

It is a good picture, though.

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