Number of new laws should be noted in Washington

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Nevertheless, to my knowledge, during the entire discussion and debate of LB 89, little if any evidence was provided that men were regularly using women's bathrooms in Nebraska ... or anyplace else for that matter.
39% : Even LB 89, among the session's most contentious proposals, the "Stand With Women Act" has -- thankfully -- moved away from policing bathrooms and locker areas to address only the "fairness" issue through a gender lens in high school and college athletics.
37% : We're also about to codify what many school districts already do: ban cell phones in public schools during the day, and to just say no to sales of lab-grown meat, making sure our cheeseburgers have parents other than petri dishes.

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