Apparently my lovely government is in a state of histrionics over... fonts. Marco Rubio, a republican legislator has issued a stern memo to reverse changes to fonts described as more readable and accessible by some disability advocates.

Conservatives regard "inclusion" and "accessible" as dirty words.

(Were #picaTheCat and I your benevolent dictators all fonts would be fixed width so the ASCII art could look good.)

Thank your for your attention to this matter.

Apparently my lovely government is in a state of histrionics over... fonts. Marco Rubio, a republican legislator has issued a stern memo to reverse changes to fonts described as more readable and accessible by some disability advocates.

Conservatives regard "inclusion" and "accessible" as dirty words.

(Were #picaTheCat and I your benevolent dictators all fonts would be fixed width so the ASCII art could look good.)

Thank your for your attention to this matter.

@futurebird
Forcing us to use hard-to-read typefaces will make our eyes stronger. Or something.
I don't want to hand anything to Marco; I will say that to the extent State was using Calibri in printed documents, they shouldn't have been. They should've been using Cambria. That having been said, there's arguably not much reason to default to sans-serif fonts for screen use anymore, either, since most screens are above 300dpi now. Again, NOT Times New Roman.