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Old 01-23-2020, 08:33 AM   #29
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In an interview with KOAM News, Baker said, “The main thing is, I want to be able to take my kids to a library and make sure they’re in a safe environment, and that they’re not going to be exposed to something that is objectionable material.” He added, “Unfortunately, there are some libraries in the state of Missouri that have done this. And that’s a problem.”
I agree with him. I want to take my grandkids "to a library and make sure they’re in a safe environment, and that they’re not going to be exposed to something that is objectionable material." So I want all books and bibles about Christianity locked up in the same room with those "sex" books.

What say you, Rep Baker? Deal? If you don't want your kids exposed to sex until they're adults, then I don't want my grandkids exposed to religion until they're adults.
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