Every Monday morning, Twitchy writer FuzzyChimp does his <a href="https://twitchy.com/fuzzychimp/2025/04/28/monday-morning-meme-madness-n2411698" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Monday Meme Madness posts</a>, and they're always fun.

But in Texas, those posts could soon be illegal if they don't have disclaimers.

Nope. It's a waste of time and unconstitutional.

This writer can't see how it doesn't violate the First Amendment.

You can watch the blue creep into states where CA folks fled.

 {ai:summary}<p>The Texas House has passed HB366, a bill that criminalizes political memes lacking disclaimers. Critics argue this infringes on free speech and could lead to legal repercussions for meme creators across state lines.</p><p>Many are calling for a veto from Governor Greg Abbott, citing concerns over the bill's constitutionality and its implications for First Amendment rights. #politics</p>

What the Heck?! Texas House Passes Bill That Would CRIMINALIZE Political Memes Without Disclaimers

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