Subcontracting the First Amendment
The First Amendment doesn't allow the FCC to function as an Internet board of review. The real question is why would such a proposal even be put out for comment.
The First Amendment doesn't allow the FCC to function as an Internet board of review. The real question is why would such a proposal even be put out for comment.
Chris Weigant | Posted 03.14.2008 | Politics
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