The English language seems to be missing some word that other languages have.<p>In Dutch, "goochelen", performed by a "goochelaar" is doing tricks in a show, where you know it's all illusions but it's still very impressive. On the other hand, "toveren", done by a "tovenaar" would be doing something supernatural. Typically a "goochelaar" is somebody on a stage with a black top hat, while a "tovenaar" is more like an old man with a long white beard and a purple pointy hat in fiction.<p>In English, both seem to be called "magic". It's very confusing...
And for their first trick, getting this through both houses and signed into law by the president. That would be the illusion of functioning government...
>Whereas magic enables people to experience the impossible<p>Someone really didn't put much thought into this statement.<p>And all the references to Project Magic does lead me to consider who put them up to proposing this
It's really awesome to finally see conservative Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives quote gays and atheists in the text of their proposed legislation.