To: yoe
I would argue that a newsletter, email list, etc. IS a media outlet.
As a media outlet it is PERMITTED to mention issues and candidates.
10 posted on
01/15/2004 6:54:38 AM PST by
xzins
(Retired Army and Proud of it!)
To: xzins
Why can't the NRA start its own Constitutional News Channel? Wouldn't that allow it to present "news" on 2nd Amendment issue prior to an election?
20 posted on
01/15/2004 7:11:10 AM PST by
GigaDittos
(Bumper sticker: "Vote Democrat, it's easier than getting a job.")
To: xzins
I would argue that a newsletter, email list, etc. IS a media outlet. As a media outlet it is PERMITTED to mention issues and candidates.
When I first put together my newspaper, I thought about going for tax exempt status. But when I looked at the amount of rules I'd have to comply with, it was a non-starter.
Better for them if they simply find someone friendly to handle the distribution of information, or just get rid of the tax exempt status.
139 posted on
01/15/2004 3:13:56 PM PST by
kingu
(Remember: Politicians and members of the press are going to read what you write today.)
To: xzins
You may have missed where the second amendment was recently discarded by the Supreme Court.
Happened maybe a month ago.
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