Free Speech | The Skepticrats

Prediction fulfilled: White House moves to stifle criticism of stimulus

Posted by Deuce Geary on May 30th, 2009

Government”reform” now means shutting people up. I told you months ago that you’d see restrictions on your speech. Did you believe me?
I am writing with an update on the President’s March 20, 2009 Memorandum on Ensuring Responsible Spending of Recovery Act Funds. Section 3 of the Memorandum . . . barred registered lobbyists from having [...]

Either somebody went through an awful lot of trouble to put up a fake, but incredibly official-looking website, or the Connecticut General Assembly has at least one certifiable whack job out to get the Catholic church

Posted by Deuce Geary on March 9th, 2009

Wait a minute. ”One certifiable whack job”? In retrospect, that seems a little silly. The average for legislatures overall has to be that 30-40% of their memebrship are whack jobs. But I digress.
So anyway, Gateway Pundit has a post up saying that a bill proposed in the Connecticut legislature that would “put local laymen leadership [...]

Bill Press to Megyn Kelly: “Public Interest” means lose money with liberal radio hosts

Posted by Deuce Geary on February 17th, 2009

This sniveling by lefties over the lopsided commercial success of conservative talk radio is so unbecoming. Bill Press embarrasses himself in the below clip, in which Fox News’s Megyn Kelly takes him on over the fairness doctrine.
I’ve never understood why the left enjoys (or seems to, anyway) having Bill Press as a front man. The [...]

Wow, talk about obscene! Schumer says if we can regulate pornography on the airwaves, why can’t we impose the fairness doctrine?

Posted by Deuce Geary on November 4th, 2008

Yes, I know he was only making the point that the government has a right regulate public airwaves. But do you think for a minute that he wasn’t trying to take a dig at conservative talk radio with the comparison?

Let’s assume Schumer’s general point is correct. What is undeniably true is that the First Amendment’s [...]

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