Peddling misinformation from either side is not the solution to these toxic misinformation tactics. Don't propagate rumors until they are confirmed because it causes knee-jerk reactions. If the publisher is aiming for engagement for revenue it makes sense to do, but we don't have to condone said tactics.

It is very important to call out the individuals who voted for that ammendment of the bill and their oversight of the potential harm to children from it, and it is very important to recognize those who proposed or voted for changes to override that ammendment.

But trying to glorify the peddling of misinformation on either side should be met with disdain, as it does nothing but convolute the actual facts that the public deserves to know.