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Has your freedom of speech been freed?


Yes, this ruling means my voice will finally be heard
  10% (2)
I was heard before, but this ruling lets me fully speak out
  5% (1)
No, this changes nothing--I have the same voice as before
  20% (4)
Actually, my voice will be drowned out in a sea of corporate money
  50% (10)
I had no voice before. I don't now. Same old, same old.
  0% (0)
What's the Supreme Court?
  0% (0)
What middle class?
  5% (1)
I have to wait to see what talk radio tells me to think.
  0% (0)
I have to wait to see what the "liberal" media tells me to think.
  0% (0)
I'm just thankful I'm not a citizen of the United States
  10% (2)


Total Votes : 20
(last vote on : 1/23/2010 6:15:18 AM)
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Level -> RE: Has your freedom of speech been freed? (1/22/2010 5:14:59 PM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: Musicmystery

Newt Gingrich is saying that the Supreme Court decision striking down corporate campaign donation limits is a victory for the middle class. His rationale is that this allows non-millionaires to run for office. Interesting that he doesn't see it as a victory for the poorer classes. He calls it a triumph for first amendment rights.

What about you? Are your rights freer now? Will your freedom of speech soar as never before?

I can't wait to see that line of middle class candidates this November. Uh-huh.


Newt, for all of his intelligence, can be a total jackass sometimes. This is one of those times.




cjan -> RE: Has your freedom of speech been freed? (1/22/2010 6:47:39 PM)

Merc does have a good point, but a good hat will cover it.

Sorry, couldn't resist .

In this case ( arghhh ) we agree.




Musicmystery -> RE: Has your freedom of speech been freed? (1/23/2010 6:56:23 AM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: Level


quote:

ORIGINAL: Musicmystery

Newt Gingrich is saying that the Supreme Court decision striking down corporate campaign donation limits is a victory for the middle class. His rationale is that this allows non-millionaires to run for office. Interesting that he doesn't see it as a victory for the poorer classes. He calls it a triumph for first amendment rights.

What about you? Are your rights freer now? Will your freedom of speech soar as never before?

I can't wait to see that line of middle class candidates this November. Uh-huh.


Newt, for all of his intelligence, can be a total jackass sometimes. This is one of those times.


Word that.




Jeffff -> RE: Has your freedom of speech been freed? (1/23/2010 7:05:55 AM)

It could signal the death of the republic. It could signal the birth of a Plato-like Republic.




Musicmystery -> RE: Has your freedom of speech been freed? (1/23/2010 9:08:22 AM)

Hey! Maybe someone will step forward, sweep new seats in Congress, write up a "Contract with America" and change the nation!

Wait....why does that sound so familiar, and leave such a bitter taste.....?




Musicmystery -> RE: Has your freedom of speech been freed? (1/23/2010 1:15:38 PM)

It's interesting that half feel stifled, half don't.

Of course, I guess if one half stifles the other half...

[;)]




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