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By any chance would the interview be available that was given with Phyllis Schlafly at CPAC?

GOA bang

Put out for comment on December 23, 2003 -- when, presumably, no one would notice -- proposed IRS Revenue Ruling 2004-6 created a broad new set of ambiguous standards which groups like GOA must follow near election time in order be "permitted" by the government.

The New York Slimes is an issue-oriented publication. You can bet they will not be required to comply with these standards.

Sure they have a greater number of issues that they advocate, but they Advocate for the Left non the less. They are the unofficial voice of the Democrat party and should be restricted under the CFR as any other issue oriented publication.

Their obvious bias (along with numerous other large urban newspapers) makes it a no brainer that they are an advocate of the Dimocrat Party and thus must be regulated under the CFR.

In all reality the New York Slime’ and the other paper’s make it obvious to me how the CFR is unconstitutional. Restrictions on issue oriented advertising during an election while allowing newspapers to publish what ever they like is patently unfair.

In most large urban areas there is only one major news paper and in most cases that paper is biased to the left (California’s resent Gubernatorial recall election and the obvious bias of the LA Slimes should make this obvious to all). The same can usually be said for the major network television stations.