[WilliamofCarmichael]

RE: "Nice to see a lib get a dose of their own medicine."

I agree and add..

that just as the "Fairness Doctrine" was used by liberal/progressives to restrict the Second Amendment without having to repeal it --

• "You might also think that they would recall the notorious Fairness Doctrine, which was used to 'harass and intimidate' right-wing radio broadcasts, in the words of one unabashed Kennedy-Johnson operative. When that censorious policy was ended in 1987 by former broadcaster Ronald Reagan, there was an explosion of talk formats that gave voice to popular concerns (for a while, Rush Limbaugh even billed himself as equal time)."
• As reported by Fred Friendly in his book appropriately entitled The Good Guys, the Bad Guys, and the First Amendment, this was part of a "massive strategy . . . to challenge and harass the right-wing broadcasters and hope that the challenges would be so costly to them that they would be inhibited, and decide it was too expensive to continue." This strategy was said to have been successful in almost all respects.

-- the liberals today are attempting to restrict the Second Amendment with a new kind of "Fairness Doctrine"..

by scaring the nation of uninformed voters with screams of "assault weapons" hiding under beds and everywhere just waiting to shoot you.

[WilliamofCarmichael]

RE: my reply #15

"that just as the 'Fairness Doctrine' was used by liberal/progressives to restrict the Second Amendment without having to repeal it"

Even though everyone who read it saw the error I want to correct it with this..

First Amendment