Congresswoman Admits to Not Reading Budget Bill Before Vote; AI Regulation at Stake

Marjorie Taylor Greene's admission that she did not read the budget bill before voting has sparked outrage and debate. The bill includes a provision that would prohibit states from regulating AI for 10 years, a move that critics, including political commentator Aaron Parnas, say undermines states' rights. "Members of Congress, no matter what party they are in, should be required to read the entire piece of legislation they are voting on before they vote on it," Parnas stated in a recent video. This incident raises concerns about the legislative process and the potential consequences of passing bills without thorough review. The debate underscores the importance of transparency and accountability in government.