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Mary Miller Representative for Illinois's 15th Congressional District speaking to podcast host...

podcast host: “you mentioned God’s design and one of the things that’s really bothered me, that I’ve been fighting, is these ‘green new deal’ policies that really go against God’s design for nature, and how he created this world that we live in. can you talk— I know you’ve been very active and vocal on solar panels, and some of these alternative energy initiatives. can you talk a little bit about your position there, and the work you’re doing in DC in that front?”

Rep. Mary Miller: “I’ve been very outspoken about this. it’s a sham, the whole climate change is a sham. first of all, God controls the climate, because he controls the sun, and the sun controls the weather, primarily.”

I think the Republican Party has cornered the market on stupid.

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