McClintock is neither. He's a politician. That's why political speech is legally exempt from strict scrutiny.
McClintock's historical positions are known to both Google and our archives. Some effort and a little experience is required but the results are informative. Insightful search strings are our friends.
"That's why political speech is legally exempt from strict scrutiny."
I don't think the scrutiny has to be too strict when he makes a commerical urging people to vote for something that is against his supposed core beliefs - perhaps everything he has said before deserves to be put under some kind of scrutiny.
You've opened our eyes to this CINO, and are deserving of all the credit and accolades that go with it -