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In a stunning turn of events that has left political pundits and historians scratching their heads in bewilderment, a seemingly innocuous piece of legislation has inadvertently become the centerpiece of the 2024 presidential election. The "Comprehensive Science Act of 2023," sponsored by the enigmatic Senator Rocketfeller (R-Spaceton), has somehow managed to overshadow the traditional campaign trail debates on healthcare, immigration, and the economy.

The bill, which aims to allocate funds for groundbreaking scientific research in every state, has become the focal point of a heated national discourse. The implications of this act are so vast that they are rumored to have the potential to rewrite American history, or as some conspiracy theorists claim, even the laws of physics.

In a shocking display of bipartisan unity, both President Lyndon B. Johnson (D) and his rival, the charismatic Senator Abraham Lincoln (R-Gettysburg), have found common ground in their opposition to the bill. Johnson, known for his progressive stance on science, has vocally criticized the act for its lack of focus on climate change initiatives, while Lincoln, a staunch supporter of space exploration, has denounced it for not adequately funding space weaponry.

The race has taken a turn for the absurd as both candidates have pledged to build monumental scientific institutions in their respective home states. Johnson has promised to construct the "Great Wall of Science" along the Florida coastline, a wall he claims will not only protect the nation from meteorological threats but also serve as a tourist attraction. Lincoln, on the other hand, has vowed to establish the "Lincoln Memorial Observatory," an astronomical marvel that will, in his words, "peer into the soul of the Congress."

Congress, meanwhile, has been embroiled in a series of surreal debates, with representatives from both parties engaging in heated exchanges about the implications of quantum entanglement on American values and the potential for time travel to influence past elections. The once-dignified legislative body has transformed into a theater of the absurd, with members donning lab coats and proposing bills that range from the creation of a national "Mad Scientist Day" to the implementation of a "Temporal Ethics Committee" to oversee the moral implications of scientific advancements.

As the election approaches, the American public is left to ponder the true significance of this science bill and its potential to alter the course of history. Will the "Comprehensive Science Act of 2023" usher in a new era of technological marvels, or will it lead to a world where historical events are rewritten by mad scientists in Washington, D.C.? Only time—and perhaps a few electrons—will tell.

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