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To: o_zarkman44

I'm not so sure the SCOTUS would approve restrictions on bloggers, but I don't want this to go that far! That's the last hurdle in the path to regulation. With Roberts and Alito on the court this regulation would probably be struck down, but I don't want to see if go that far.


11 posted on 03/23/2006 7:29:47 PM PST by defenderSD (¤¤ Wishing, hoping, and praying that Saddam will not nuke us is not a national security policy.)
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To: defenderSD

we thought McCain Feingold campaign finance reform would be struck down as well and it didn't happen. This cannot be allowed to leave congress. We need to target the sponsors with threats of a voter uprising from their respective states. We have to mobilize the people to get the message out and quickly.
As was stated in the article in this context........the government is there to serve the people, not the people there to serve the government.


15 posted on 03/23/2006 7:36:03 PM PST by o_zarkman44 (ELECT SOME WORKERS AND REMOVE THE JERKERS!!)
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To: defenderSD
I'm not so sure the SCOTUS would approve restrictions on bloggers, but I don't want this to go that far! That's the last hurdle in the path to regulation. With Roberts and Alito on the court this regulation would probably be struck down, but I don't want to see it go that far.

Someone posted the other day about the Supreme Court knocking down Congress's unconstitutional power-grabs. I think it was in the context of this effort to censure the President, saying that in all of the power that Congress unconstitutionally arrogated to itself, Congress was never censured...their acts were struck down. In that case, I do want it to go that far.

63 posted on 03/23/2006 10:37:54 PM PST by Christian4Bush (FreeRepublic and Rush Limbaugh: kevlar protection from the Drive-By Media.)
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