To: Stultis
So if I want to run a tv ad 2 weeks before an election am I barred from doing it if I mention a candidate's name or not?
To: big ern
So if I want to run a tv ad 2 weeks before an election am I barred from doing it if I mention a candidate's name or not? You can run whatever ad you want. You just can't give unlimited amounts of money to a political party so THEY can run the ad.
3 posted on
12/10/2003 7:41:05 AM PST by
Smogger
To: big ern
Whatever happened to free speech?
Is there really too much money spent on political speech? Say, in comparison to discussions of Michael Jackson, Paris Hilton, and the AFLAC duck?
To: big ern
The Court must put some distinction on the word "free". If the speech is "paid" campaign advertising, the Court must consider that it is not "free" and therefore the Court must feel it is not covered under the First Amendment. Besides, if it is "paid" speech, it must be covered under the Commerce Clause giving Congress the right to regulate it.
Those who would agrue that we do not need Term Limits for members of Congress and the Federal Judiciary simply don't understand the threat being posed by government to our freedoms.
To: big ern
As of today, according to our Alice in Wonderland Supreme Court, consensual sodomy is no longer banned 30 to 60 days before an election, but speech is.
Cordially,
26 posted on
12/10/2003 9:42:58 AM PST by
Diamond
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