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Blocking Critics? Deleting Posts? Politicians Should Think Twice After Supreme Court Ruling
Even on personal accounts, public officials are subject to the First Amendment when “engaged in state action.”
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Wonder how the SCOTUS feels about first amendment rights in front of their homes? Oh, wait, we already figured that one out didn’t we.
For quite a few years now, I have basically not had a SC State Senator. I had seen where a certain bill had come up that would give certain NGO’s to have the ability to help arrest people they deemed to not treating their animals humanely. I had just learned about an investigative report done by Fox News where an NGO had a breeder shut down in another state, claiming that he didn’t take care of his dogs. It was a complete lie, but he was shut down. So, I wrote my Senator on her Facebook account for citizens to express my concern about SC going in that direction.
I got an answer back saying she knew nothing about the bill and that I would have to contact another Senator. And, then I was totally blocked from that account. I am still blocked — years later. And, I can assure you, I will never EVER vote for her. But, she is an Elite and gets elected.