Thought I’d share:

Girl Scout cookies plentiful in Indiana House as controversy crumbles
indystar.com

After controversial remarks by one Republican lawmaker attacking Girl Scouts as a radical group that supports abortion, House Speaker Brian Bosma made his feelings clear Tuesday, one Thin Mint cookie at a time.

Bosma, R-Indianapolis, pointedly offered Girl Scout cookies throughout the day and munched them as he presided over the House.

It was a snack prompted by State Rep. Bob Morris, a Fort Wayne Republican who recently sent an email to fellow GOP lawmakers explaining why he had been the lone lawmaker opposing a resolution honoring the 100th anniversary of the Girl Scouts.
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Morris tried to quell the controversy by telling reporters the legislature has “other issues we need to move on to … so we can do the people’s work.”

Bosma clearly felt the same, but also clearly wanted people to know he didn’t share Morris’ views.

At one point Tuesday, he told House colleagues he had “purchased 278 cases of Girl Scout cookies in the last 48 hours.”