[drt1]

Wait a minute. This article is saying the A$$holes who can't prevent 3 Million Illegals per year from entering and don't have the resources to properly police our Borders are going to somehow have what it takes to police the Internet? No Way. Aside from the virtual impossibility of doing what is suggested, the Gov't isn't competent to manage the logistics or expertise required.

One thing we can depend on the Gov't to do is to make lots of laws and then fail to enforce any, except on a selective basis. IMO That would be the real problem here - Any laws enacted would be selectively enforced on a partisan basis.

[churchillbuff]

we can depend on the Gov't to do is to make lots of laws and then fail to enforce any, except on a selective basis."""

And when Hillary gets in power, I wouldn't be surprised to see McCain Feingold used against Republican internet folks, BIG TIME. Remember she said, on Today Show, that the internet is "a problem," or something like that. She meant Drudge - but also, I'm sure, JimRob, and me - and you. I don't know why McCain had to sponsor this travesty - or why Bush had to sign it. The Founding Fathers weep.

[COEXERJ145]

How about not bringing illegal immigration into every thread. You people already flood the forum with plenty so why must you try to hijack more?

[strategofr]

You got it. See Hillary’s Secret War, The Clinton Conspiracy to Muzzle Internet Journalists, by Richard Poe, WND Books, 2004. Hillary is one of the hidden forces behind McCain-Feingold, in my opinion, and especially I believe she is somehow behind the court case which has forced the FEC to restrict the Internet. As specified in the above book, Hillary was complaining about the Right Wing using the Internet against her before the Right even figured out how to do it. This is a major concern of this smart, evil lady. Rightly so.