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Tennessee State Representative A. Choo, has introduced a bill that would outlaw pollen, calling it "a crime against humanity." Opponents have accused the Representative of sticking his nose into other people's business, and accused him of attempting to destroy the paper industry.
Thoughts?
I plan to encourage this effort, and think A. should consider a presidential run in 2020.
Tennessee State Representative A. Choo, has introduced a bill that would outlaw pollen, calling it "a crime against humanity." Opponents have accused the Representative of sticking his nose into other people's business, and accused him of attempting to destroy the paper industry.
Thoughts?
I plan to encourage this effort, and think A. should consider a presidential run in 2020.
I'm glad that they're clearing the air with this legislation. It's nothing to sneeze at.
Tennessee State Representative A. Choo, has introduced a bill that would outlaw pollen, calling it "a crime against humanity." Opponents have accused the Representative of sticking his nose into other people's business, and accused him of attempting to destroy the paper industry.
Thoughts?
I plan to encourage this effort, and think A. should consider a presidential run in 2020.
i think docs friend sneezy might want to weigh in on this.
They will have to sniff out the bad legislation or it will be a headache for most people. And the coughers who support this bill have deep pockets.
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