[onyx]

It is "here-we-go-again" time.

Let's hear it for the Losertarian Party --- always the bridesmaid, never the bride.

Bitching from the sideline with the Greens. Oh, if our vote wasn't so precious as to waste it.

[PhiKapMom]

I can understand people not liking this bill because frankly it is not a good bill but then I am not a big proponent of CFR to begin with. That said, I am having a hard time figuring out how this is infringing on my own personal free speech.

I can understand how it is affecting the speech of organizations but my own personal free speech -- no way!

Personally if I never saw another campaign ad on TV, it would suit me just fine.

[Wilhelm Tell]

Let's hear it for the Losertarian Party --- always the bridesmaid, never the bride.

Bitching from the sideline with the Greens. Oh, if our vote wasn't so precious as to waste it.

Something more "precious" than that is, I don't know, maybe the spectacle of how some "conservatives," once they get power, eagerly join hands with the socialists to tear down what is left of the Constitution. This is not some minor matter -- leftist social engineers are finding ways to regulate away the First Amendment and too many "conservatives" are eager to help them.

I don't expect ideological purity from politicians, but this latest "reform" is a dagger in the heart of the Republic. If the "conservatives" do 80% of the things the socialists do, should I be grateful for the 20%? I'm tired of some radical socialist proposal being accepted as a sacred "conservative" dogma 10 years down the line. It is time to demand something better than the clueless, feckless "leaders" we now have.

[woodyinscc]

Thank you for the ping.

[nopardons]

They'll complain at the drop of a pin.

Is it a good Bill/ decision ? No, but hardly as horrific as is oft said it is on FR. Do the fringers have a point? At the top of their tiny heads.