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Category Archives: The Freedom of Speech Awards
Good news on the Free Speech front
While you probably won’t hear it reported quite this way anywhere else, today the Supreme Court voted 8-0 (Alito didn’t vote, probably because he was too new to have reviewed the case) on a case that upholds our freedom of … Continue reading
The Consequences of Free Speech
Okay, I haven’t written for a while – not that I haven’t a lot to say, it’s just being “in the moment” and the moment is usually ill-timed. Yeah, I know, that doesn’t make any sense at all, but neither … Continue reading
Another Freedom of Speech Award – for “Selective Free Speech”
I think this award could be shared by a number of people who spoke at Coretta Scott King’s funeral, and used the platform for their own purposes, mainly to throw stones at the Bush Administration. Apparently nothing is sacred to … Continue reading
The Freedom of Speech Awards
I love the concept of “Freedom of Speech,” at least the way it was originally conceived. Freedom of Speech was granted by the First Amendment to the Constitution: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting … Continue reading