Congress explores adding pictures to laws
A congressperson is celebrating that Congress passed their "initiative" to let lawmakers include images in bills. The framing: this is bringing legislation into the 21st century, which is a wild flex for something that shouldn't have taken this long.
The actual point is decent. Maps, blueprints, diagrams would make a lot of legislation clearer. But this is being pitched like it's revolutionary when it's just... not treating paper bills like they're stuck in 1850.

Congress finally admits that legislative text could benefit from visual clarity, like a bill is a design document and not a scroll.
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