[Gay State Conservative]

Bryer votes correctly? My God!

[GeronL]

Just as Obama will have the most staged audience in history at tomorrow’s “Townhall” on Mtv

[pfflier]

Mayor and Ginsberg dissented...get used to it.

[rockrr]

Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor dissented, saying the Constitution does not permit officials to exclude persons simply "for holding discordant views."

This is going to come back to haunt those witches.

[xuberalles]

[Jack Hammer]

“Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor dissented...”

Wow, there’s a shocker.

[guitarplayer1953]

Let the two decenters spout anti union remarks at a union hall and see how fast they would be thrown out on their asses.

[An.American.Expatriate]

So, if the current regime decides that certain persons are unwelcome at gatherings paid for by the state, simply based on thier political opinions, this is OKAY?

Wow ...

[Wee-Weed Up]

Funny how some people only think they have the right to free speech, never even giving it a second thought that the person they are exercizing their rights towards, also has the same rights.

[sten]

freedom of speech is also freedom to listen. the government has no more right to determine what i am allowed to hear/see/read then it has the right to stifle or shape what i say.

how could this be seen any other way?

taking it a step further, are they saying that i have a right to choose my audience, even if i do not know them? and those i do not choose have no right to hear what i’m saying?

what implications would this have on wiring taping?

(i know, i know. one set for us little people, another for our overlords. i keep forgetting)

[Verginius Rufus]

It’s not entirely true that the Bush White House had a policy of excluding protesters and dissidents from the President’s public appearances. After all, Bush held press conferences which were the equivalent of walking into a snakepit.

[NonValueAdded]

does this green-light Code Pink getting frog-marched out of Congressional hearings? be still my heart.

[A.A. Cunningham]

Alex Young (left) and Leslie Weise, seen in a 2005 photo at the ACLU office, filed a federal suit claiming that for political reasons they were kicked out of a 2005 town meeting with President Bush held in Denver. (Post file / Lyn Alweis)

The group had tickets to the event from the office of Representative Bob Beauprez, a Colorado Republican, and Ms. Weise said they had said or done nothing to cause a disturbance. She did say they had contemplated protesting beforehand, and wore "Stop the Lies" T-shirts under their clothes, but in the end decided not to. So why the T-shirts?

"It was just a feel-good thing," Ms. Weise said. "It's silly."

From left, Leslie Weise, Karen Bauer and Alex Young had tickets to President Bush’s meeting on Social Security reform but say a man they thought was with the Secret Service forced them to leave. (Denver Post Photos/John Epperson)

[knarf]

What’s the ruling when EVERYONE that disagrees is not allowed and the only crowd is hand picked numbskulls ?