Posted on 10/26/2014 7:27:52 PM PDT by Nachum
The Federal Election Commission deadlocked in a crucial Internet campaign speech vote announced late last week, leaving online political blogging and videos free of many of the reporting requirements attached to broadcast ads — for now. All three Republican-backed members voted against restrictions, but they were opposed by the three Democrat-backed panel members, including Vice Chairwoman Ann M. Ravel, who said she will lead a push next year to come up with rules for government political speech on the Internet. It would mark a major reversal for the commission, which for nearly a decade has protected the
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The list, Ping
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The thugocracy keeps on trying though....they are sure they have the only right answer
The FEC is worthless anyway. Doesn’t get proper attention on Rat voter intimidation (black panthers at the polls, goon squads roaming neighborhoods during “knock and drag” efforts to force minorities to the polls, union pressure,...), illegal foreign contributions to the Obama and Clinton campaigns, illegal lotteries “win a date with Barry” during the 2008 and 2012 elections, voter fraud, tire slashing of GOP get out the vote vans, shutting off power to GOP campaign offices on election day, etc.
Bit late to give a damn now.
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