Judd Legum

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9. The Senate committee approved the bill by a vote of 8-5. But the bill was left with little support in the Indiana Senate. Some Republicans still thought it went too far. Others thought it now didn't go far enough. https://t.co/qN12ZXtNBY — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 2, 2022

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8. Still, the bill was not dead. A Senate committee took up the bill again. To try to defuse public opposition, it watered down the bill significantly. But 200 people showed up to speak a hearing about the bill. https://t.co/qN12ZXtNBY — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 2, 2022

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10. So Senate President Rodric Bray pulled the plug, even though he personally supported the bill. The bill's failure "is a reminder of the wrongheadedness of educational gag orders and of the power of citizens to speak out against them." https://t.co/qN12ZXtNBY — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 2, 2022