[libstripper]

This is huge.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

"Shut up," they explained.

[Cheerio]

The 88-page decision handed down late Wednesday afternoon sides with Wisconsin Right to Life, Inc. and its state political action committee, which sued to block the enforcement of multiple state statutes and rules against groups that spend money for political speech independently of candidates and parties – so called issue advocacy groups.

[jonno]

Wow - good news.

[februus]

Being a native Madisonian - I love this. Been following this very closely. I can’t wait until we get to the part where Club for Growth goes after Chisholm hammer and tongs.

[TurboZamboni]

Meanwhile, our democrat legistards here in Minnesota:

Governor Dayton is demanding the legislature silence liberty activists by passing HF 1944/SF 1915, the “Gag Act”.

This bill would require Campaign for Liberty,NRA,GOCRA,Taxpayers League and any other pro-liberty group that talks about the records of politicians to hand over lists of their supporters to a government monitoring agency.

In other words, it gives the politicians in St. Paul an “enemies list” to go after if you try to speak up about their voting records during the election season.

Now, in the closing days of the legislative session, Gov. Dayton and House Speaker Paul Thissen are scheming to ram through this attack on free speech.