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Fed Up Lawmaker Creates Perfect "Suck It Up" Bill To Put Liberal Protesters In Their Place

Tired of liberal protesters blocking interstates and setting fires across America?

You’re not the only one.

State Rep. Bobby Kaufmann, a Republican lawmaker in Iowa, sent a message to protesters in his state last week with a bill that will keep taxpayers from having to pay for schools that allow sit-ins and other protests.

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Appropriately titled the “Suck It Up, Buttercup” bill, it will still allow protests, but not in areas that could be considered dangerous, like interstates and highways.

Hilarious!

“I’ve seen four or five schools in other states that are establishing ‘cry zones’ where they’re staffed by state grief counselors and kids can come cry out their sensitivity to the election results,” said Rep. Bobby Kaufmann, R-Wilton. “I find this whole hysteria to be incredibly annoying. People have the right to be hysterical … on their own time.”

Rep. Kaufmann explains the rest of the bill below:

Can we get something like this going for the REST of the country?

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