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In a move that has left the nation both dumbfounded and united in confusion, the House of Representatives has passed a monumental piece of legislation this week, titled "The Completely and Utterly Binding and Enforceable Peace Act of 2023." This groundbreaking law, which has been hailed as a "stroke of pure genius" by political pundits and "a nonsensical fairytale" by military experts, aims to formally end all wars, effectively rendering the global arms industry obsolete and putting every arms dealer and war veteran out of a job.

The bill, sponsored by the enigmatic Congressperson Peacenik Z. Harmonium, was passed with a stunning unanimous vote, as even the most hawkish of members were swayed by the promise of eternal glory and immortality. "This is the dawn of a new era," declared Harmonium in a speech that was both moving and perplexing. "From this day forth, our children shall play in the streets, and our grandparents will dance in the fields, free from the shackles of war."

However, the President, a figure known for both their unpredictability and penchant for tweeting in all caps, has thrown a wrench into this idyllic vision. In a series of early morning tweets, the President declared that they "strongly disagree" with the legislation, stating that it "reads like a bad acid trip" and that they would "NEVER let our country be deprived of the joys of warfare." The President's stance has since divided the nation, with half of the population vowing to support the President in their valiant defense of war, and the other half questioning the sanity of anyone who could possibly enjoy such a horrific and destructive activity.

In a bizarre twist, a group of children from a local school, who had been learning about the Bill of Rights, accidentally stormed the Capitol, mistaking the legislation for a new amendment granting them ice cream for life. The ensuing chaos provided the perfect backdrop for political commentators to debate the implications of the bill, with some suggesting that the end of war could lead to a surge in board games and backyard barbecues, while others argued that it would usher in an era of international kumbaya sessions.

As the nation grapples with the reality of a world without war, many are left wondering if this is indeed a realistic possibility or just a bizarre April Fool's joke that got lost in the calendar. Regardless, the "Completely and Utterly Binding and Enforceable Peace Act of 2023" has certainly sparked the most interesting debate of the year, and if nothing else, has given every citizen a common topic to argue about over the dinner table.

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