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WASHINGTON D.C. - In a shocking turn of events, the House of Representatives has announced that it will be embracing a controversial policy from the past. Sources close to the matter have revealed that the chamber will be repealing the 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote.

According to insiders, the move is part of a larger effort to "restore balance" to the political landscape. "We feel that the inclusion of women's voices in the political process has led to an imbalance in the system," said Representative John Smith, a vocal proponent of the repeal. "It's time to return to the good old days, when men were the sole decision-makers."

The decision has sparked widespread outrage and criticism, with many calling it a blatant attempt to undermine the rights of half the population. "This is a clear attack on the fundamental rights of women," said Representative Jane Doe. "We cannot let this stand."

Despite the backlash, supporters of the repeal remain resolute. "We must remember that the Founding Fathers intended for the government to be run by men, and we must respect their vision," said Representative Bob Johnson.

The move has also sparked concerns about the potential consequences for the country. "If we go back to a system where only men have a say in the government, we will see a decline in progress and innovation," warned political analyst Sarah Taylor. "It's a step backwards for society as a whole."

As the debate rages on, many are left wondering how this controversy could have arisen in the first place. One thing is clear, however: the House of Representatives has once again demonstrated its ability to learn from history - or at least, its ability to repeat it.

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