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"Don't used these books as teaching materials" is a completely normal thing for education standards to include, not a prelude to banning books.

But they weren't in the state. They were in Texas.

"Protect the children" by making everything less private, and putting a porn site that's had data breaches in charge of age verification for the whole internet?

https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2022/09/virginias-republican-governor-wants-schools-transgender-kids/

Somehow, "Dr." Oz isn't even the worst person running for office in Pennsylvania, and Mastriano has his own personal nutty "prophet": https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2022/09/09/doug-mastriano-prophet-julie-green/

Never should have been a sequel after an ending like that.

"Bring your questions. Let's talk. NOW BELIEVE." That is how apologetics tends to work in practice, but it's rare to see it escalate so sharply.

He's so incoherent I can't even tell if this is blatant hypocrisy or just bizarre word choice.

Well, this is scummy: