What is this Liberal Senator From Nebraska Thinking?

Some of the antics of left-leaning Nebraska Senator Megan Hunt are hard for many citizens to take.

For instance, driving children to Vacation Bible School could become a misdemeanor in Nebraska if a recent proposal by the Democrat Senator passed into law.

Hunt proposed to “amend” a bill that would protect children from adult-themed drag performances (LB371) by striking all the language and replacing it with similar language to bar children from attending a “religious indoctrination camp” instead.

Hunt’s amendment (AM74), filed on January 23, defined a religious indoctrination camp as “a camp, vacation Bible study, retreat, lock-in, or convention held by a church, youth group, or religious organization for the purpose of indoctrinating children with a specific set of religious beliefs.”

● The amendment would prohibit anyone under 19 (Nebraska’s age of majority) from attending such a camp and declared anyone 19 or older who “knowingly brings” someone under 19 to a religious indoctrination camp to “be guilty of a Class I misdemeanor.”

●The amendment would also prohibit anyone under 21 from a “religious indoctrination camp” with alcohol, “regardless if such alcoholic liquor is being served as part of a religious ceremony.”

●Additionally, the amendment slaps a $10,000 fine per offense on “any business, establishment, or nonprofit organization that hosts a religious indoctrination camp” and permits underage persons to attend.

In addition to AM 74, Hunt proposed a host of amendments to challenge and parody the drag show bill LB371.

One amendment (AM204) ordered that “No manufacturer shall distribute chocolate-coated candy” to minors “without … explicitly identifying the candy’s gender assigned at birth on the packaging.”

She also introduced two amendments that would forbid minors from watching R-rated movies (AM206) or “any television program depicting sexual themes or violence” (AM178).