To: monomaniac; cpforlife.org; wagglebee; Mr. Silverback; MHGinTN; Coleus; Calpernia
Bookmarked for tomorrow and
PING!
2 posted on
06/26/2007 9:35:58 PM PDT by
MountainFlower
(There but by the grace of God go I.)
To: monomaniac
I suppose it’s a victory that the Supreme Court has ruled that private citizens be “allowed” to criticize politicians in advertisements we pay for ourselves.
But why is the decision only 5-4, and not unanimous? (I ask rhetorically.)
3 posted on
06/26/2007 9:37:45 PM PDT by
spinestein
(The answer is 42.)
To: monomaniac
I wonder how long McVain will be willing to let this alone.
4 posted on
06/26/2007 10:16:37 PM PDT by
TBP
To: monomaniac
Another important victory for GWB.
5 posted on
06/26/2007 10:19:41 PM PDT by
RebekahT
("Government is not the solution to the problem, our government is the problem." -- Ronald Reagan)
To: 2ndMostConservativeBrdMember; afraidfortherepublic; Alas; al_c; american colleen; annalex; ...
6 posted on
06/26/2007 10:44:38 PM PDT by
Coleus
(Roe v. Wade and Endangered Species Act both passed in 1973, Murder Babies/save trees, birds, insects)
To: monomaniac
The free speech clause in the first amendment is only there to protect porn, and vulgarity. It does not cover political speech at all. And it particularly disallows any speech that might be construed as too judgmental of porn or vulgarity.
There, you see. This is why left wing talk radio doesn't work. Their philosophy can not withstand an accurate portrayal of itself.
7 posted on
06/27/2007 12:05:16 AM PDT by
AndyTheBear
(Disastrous social experimentation is the opiate of elitist snobs.)
To: monomaniac
Finance reform’s deadly legacy of shredding the First Amendment continues:
“grassroots organizations still cannot urge citizens directly to vote for or against a candidate on television or radio.”
8 posted on
06/27/2007 5:28:27 PM PDT by
TenthAmendmentChampion
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