It’s preposterous. There’s no problem that’s getting addressed with this solution, this is a solution in search of some problem.
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… seeking the overruling of Humphrey’s Executor v. United States. This case approved so-called independent … seeking the overruling of Humphrey’s Executor v. United States. This case approved so-called independent … - page 560
… to censor and compel speech. During oral argument, the United States took the remarkable position that government … to censor and compel speech. During oral argument, the United States took the remarkable position that government … - page 560
… to speak government-favored messages. In that case, the United States acknowledged “a basic First Amendment … to play, and a poet cannot be forced to write.”°* The United States’ directly contrary position in 303 Creative is … to speak government-favored messages. In that case, the United States acknowledged “a basic First Amendment … - page 561
… Entities across the private and public sectors in the United States have been besieged in recent years by an … Entities across the private and public sectors in the United States have been besieged in recent years by an … - page 561
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