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Senator Mike Lee Pines for the Good Ol' Days of Incandescent Bulbs

AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite

Several weeks ago, we told you about Senator Mike Lee proposing the return of 'real' light bulbs. It seems he is determined to bring this to fruition once Trump becomes President officially. 

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The people of Twitter were very opinionated. 

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Perhaps it should be up to the market to decide.

Some people saw the ability to choose the old light bulbs again to be very positive. 

Isn't the free market a beautiful thing?

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Several people also had other suggestions for things America would like to see again.

Government getting out of our lives is always a good thing.

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