Representative Bobby Kaufmann came up with the bill to respond to universities wasting resources on things like sit-ins and grief counseling over the election results. He is planning to introduce it in January.

"I've seen four or five schools in other states that are establishing 'cry zones' where they're staffed by state grief counselors and kids can come cry out their sensitivity to the election results," Kaufmann told the Des Moines Register. "I find this whole hysteria to be incredibly annoying. People have the right to be hysterical … on their own time."

The bill will cut the budgets of state universities that are spending taxpayer dollars pandering to these temper tantrums. It will also propose new criminal charges for protesters who block highways, like they did for 30 minutes in Iowa on Friday evening, Breitbart reports.

"I have no issue with protesting," he said. "In fact, I would go to political war for anyone who wanted to protest or dissent and they couldn't. But you can't exercise your constitutional right by trampling on someone else's. When they blocked off Interstate 80, they crossed a line."