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In a shocking turn of events, the United States' political landscape has hit a new low as the Democratic Party finds itself in a bind, caught between the scylla of satirical politics and the charybdis of scientific integrity. The latest fiasco unfolded when the esteemed Party of Progressive Values proposed a bill that would mandate all political speeches to be delivered in iambic pentameter, citing Shakespeare as the pinnacle of scientific oration.

The bill, introduced by the enigmatic Congressperson Bardwell F. Wit, aims to "elevate the discourse" and "rid the political arena of the commonplace, mundane rhetoric that has plagued the United States for far too long." Detractors, however, argue that this is nothing more than a desperate attempt to out-humor the opposition after a series of lackluster political games left the Democrats looking like the court jesters they so desperately wish to be.

The scientific community, unsurprisingly, has been less than thrilled with the proposal. Renowned linguist and Nobel laureate Dr. Iambic Pentameterstone denounced the bill, stating, "While Shakespeare's works are indeed masterful, they were written for the purpose of art, not as a blueprint for modern political communication." He added, "Imposing such a constraint would not only stifle free speech but also ensure that no one, not even the most seasoned Bard, could possibly address the complex issues facing our nation in a meaningful manner."

In a move that can only be described as satirical genius or unrivaled ignorance, the Democratic Party has doubled down on their stance, with Senate Majority Leader Elizabeth "Eloquent" Warbergh declaring, "We must embrace the arts to transcend the petty squabbles that divide us. Our forefathers communicated in verse, and it is time we return to those noble roots."

The opposition, led by the ever-droll Senator Ronald Reagant III, has predictably pounced on the opportunity. In a scathing floor speech, Reagant quipped, "It's as if the Democrats have suddenly decided that politics should be a Shakespearean play, with all the drama and none of the substance. I mean, can you imagine Mitch McConnell reciting Hamlet while crafting legislation? 'To delay or not to delay, that is the question.'"

As the nation watches with bated breath, the Democratic Party stands at a crossroads, its future hinging on the outcome of this peculiar political theater. Will they embrace the siren call of satire and science, or will they continue to dance to the tune of their own folly? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain: the next few months will be nothing short of a Shakespearean tragedy... or comedy, depending on who you ask.

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