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Washington Times 'Fairness' is censorship

washingtontimes.com — If House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the rest of the Democratic leadership are so certain they are right to support the "Fairness Doctrine," why not bring a measure - any measure - to a floor vote?

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  • LoneRanger85, on 06/17/2008, -0/+5This is absolutely unconstitutional. The Constitution grants free speech, not fair speech. This is a blatant attempt to shut down conservative talk radio because nobody wants to hear what liberals have to say. The left, which is HORRIFIED about perceived federal domestic spying, has absolutely no problem with the government monitoring the airwaves to detect political "bias." What else could it be but censorship?
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