Blogging may face regulation
The Internet continues to confound Congress and the courts when it comes to free speech. The courts have struck anti-porn laws based on the First Amendment, and two bills that would address the issue of free speech on the Internet are floating around Capitol Hill.
The Federal Elections Commission will decide Monday whether political blogs like the conservative Free Republic or the liberal Daily Kos should fall under the McCain-Feingold Bill and should be forced to register with the FEC.
What will you do, Andy, when they tell you not to post anything political on the BP? Keep in mind that McCain-Feingold was the brainchild of two Presidential hopefuls for 2008. If you can't hear the sound of jackboots in this, then you really are buried in the sand.
The Federal Elections Commission will decide Monday whether political blogs like the conservative Free Republic or the liberal Daily Kos should fall under the McCain-Feingold Bill and should be forced to register with the FEC.
What will you do, Andy, when they tell you not to post anything political on the BP? Keep in mind that McCain-Feingold was the brainchild of two Presidential hopefuls for 2008. If you can't hear the sound of jackboots in this, then you really are buried in the sand.
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