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Lose Ben Stein's Movie!

"Let's Play Lose Ben's Stein's Movie!"

It's my sad duty to note that the "Evolution Academic Freedom Bill" -- a sly lie in every possible respect including how it's being represented in debate -- is moving through my state legislature even as we speak, after good old Ben came here with his persecution complex and secret-chamber sneak preview for Florida's lawmakers, staff and families.

So posts on this are of particular interest here, now, and very real, not academic!
Passing the popcorn and the word in turn . . .


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