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There are many things Congress should be working on, but "normalizing" period talk in politics is certainly not one of them.

Democrat Rep. Sara Jacobs claims to be the first person to talk about her period in Congress. Let’s hope she is the last.

They cannot possibly be serious. And the fact that the other person cheers this nonsense on, even claims she “loves that,” is deeply cringe. And was her goal to make viewers uncomfortable? Because she certainly achieved that if it was.

Firstly, there is zero need for anyone in Congress to talk about bodily functions. None. Does not matter what gender it comes from. This is inappropriate. Nonetheless, she acts like she is speaking of some deeply complicated biological process when, in reality, it is the most well-known and basic function in the female body, and it is not even close.

No one is making laws or policies on these things, and for Jacobs to pretend she is that important is also cringe.

Jacobs introduced a bill called the My Body, My Data Act. The text of the bill reads, “A regulated entity may not collect, retain, use, or disclose personal reproductive or sexual health information, except as is strictly necessary to provide a product.” Does she think she cured cancer with this one? She is not a very serious person, and the fact that she wastes time on nonsense like this, when Americans are struggling to make ends meet, makes her worthy of the fullest condemnation possible.

Life is not this complicated, and we most certainly should not be talking about periods in Congress. This is a total disgrace, and the fact that voters reelected her will forever defy reason. I just cannot deal with this level of immaturity.

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