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Senate bars FCC from revisiting Fairness Doctrine

breitbart.com — The Senate has barred federal regulators from reviving a policy, abandoned two decades ago, that required balanced coverage of issues on public airwaves.

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  • 2612, on 02/26/2009, -1/+14But new rules, guidelines, requirements, will be proposed. The Democratic Way - just change the name - then you're not lying.
  • workaround4u, on 02/26/2009, -1/+9The only way the libs can survive is to suppress the opposition, and have the major media lick their boots (which they are doing quite openly and brazenly). Did I say boots? Wait. . .
  • ThinkOutTheBox, on 02/26/2009, -1/+8If they try to pass something similar, why don't they bring a lawsuit citing the 1st amendment. Maybe the lawyers are really dumb or we are a nation ruled by 9 people in black robes.
  • vexingmodstwo, on 02/26/2009, -0/+5Exactly.

    Like renaming a socialist spending bill / spree a "stimulus bill".
  • novaculus, on 02/27/2009, -0/+2
    Remember Bill Clinton parsing the meaning of the word "is"? Obama has taken hair-splitting and re-naming to new heights of dishonesty, with Pelosi, Reid and company right behind him.

    I don't understand how anyone with more than two firing neurons can listen to these stinking liars for more than five minutes without becoming enraged by the lies and gross insults to the listeners' intelligence. Then I see Grant Park full of worshipful fools.

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