Legislators are often accused of adding pork to their politics, but in Massachusetts the current session is full of fluff. Or should I say, Fluff^®. As in Marshmallow Fluff. You know, the fat-free, gooey, super sweet component of a Fluffernutter sandwich. It started when State Sen. Jarrett Barrios proposed a law that would ban schools from serving Fluffernutters more than once a week. State Rep. Kathi Anne Reinstein retaliated by introducing a bill that would make the Fluffernutter the state sandwich, right alongside the state bean (baked navy), state beverage (cranberry juice), and state muffin (corn). Hopefully they’ll either find something important to debate or go on summer break soon.