To: Quix; kcvl; wirestripper; Jim Robinson
but isn't there a conservative legal group in DC. We ought to at least alert them. Here's the place that might be interested! They take on conservative causes.
Thomas More Law Center
To: Jim Robinson; All
Rats. This is on their referral page:
"The Center is bound by its charter to accept only specific cases involving religious freedom, family values, and the sanctity of human life."
To: texasbluebell; Jim Robinson; All
Jim, who would be best to follow up on such possibilities?
IF
as it seems, liberal sites have no such restrictions from the vast majority of the very liberal press,
that is a big issue, it seems to me.
Then, there's the whole issue of FAIR USE being shredded in practice.
Given the crucial nature of a TRULY FREE PRESS to the health of FREEDOMS and our REPUBLIC in general, it may well be nigh past time for a conservative public interest law org to take this on.
132 posted on
05/07/2004 9:17:09 AM PDT by
Quix
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