ALG Condemns Obama Attack On Speech
Dec. 4, 2013, Fairfax, Va.—Americans for Limited Government President Nathan Mehrens today issued You must Subscribe or log in to read the rest of this content.
Dec. 4, 2013, Fairfax, Va.—Americans for Limited Government President Nathan Mehrens today issued You must Subscribe or log in to read the rest of this content.
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Goddamn. You really are nothing but a pitiful shill for this fucking asshole.
Oh, STFU!
It’s almost enough to make a liberal out of a Republican.
I’m going out RIGHT NOW, and join the ACLU!!
The Obama rules will stifle the speech of the particularly insane and fringe-right groups. This is a good thing. All they do is exploit falsehoods and provide ammo for Limbaugh. This is a great tactical move by the Dems
There may be insanity in any “group” but to shutdown the so-called “fringe” is to prevent the speech of a minority. A democratic republic was created to prevent that oppression. Ideas are to be aired and discussed in the public square even as they are distasteful to an elite.
The only way to exercise free speech is to spend millions of dollars buying politicians via millions upon millions of dollars in campaign contributions? Gotcha.
Who be the decider? And are they even-handed? (“the proposed regulation does not apply to labor organizations”)
Is justice blind? At the IRS – heck no.
Yesterday’s “fringe” is today’s ruling class.
This is nothing more than a bunch of rich people bitching that something is being done to thwart them spending millions upon millions of dollars in shadow money networks unduly influencing politics in this country and essentially bribing people in local, state, and federal government elected positions.
What a surprise that ALG is one of those bitching, as they are affiliated with Howard Rich, someone who actively spends money through his shadow network to fund politicians in this very state.
Actually, they are not complaining that these changes will prevent them from spending millions upon millions of dollars in shadow money networks unduly influencing politics in this country and essentially bribing people in local, state, and federal government elected positions. They are complaining the IRS may take away their tax deduction for spending millions upon millions of dollars in shadow money networks unduly influencing politics in this country and essentially bribing people in local, state, and federal government elected positions.