The Grinch Who Saved Culture: GOP Rep. Introduces Bill to Protect Children’s Books From Cancelation ...Middle East

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As more and more books, toys and movies fall victim to the monster that is cancel culture, one GOP congressman is working to make a change. Rep. John Joyce (R-PA) introduced the GRINCH Act, a bill that would deny federal funding and resources to any government agency trying to cancel or censor books, BizPacReview reports. He believes it should be left up to the parents to monitor what their children are reading. Indeed, that’s how it should be. The government is not responsible for your child, you are. “We must not allow the left to wage further attacks on students’ First Amendment rights,” he said. “No one is safe from the woke culture. Not even Dr. Seuss.” Inspired by the Dr. Seuss cha

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