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They asked what was controversial about what he said, not whether the FCC's actions were constitutional.
by pitaj 1y ago
They asked what was controversial about what he said, not whether the FCC's actions were constitutional.
- nobody9999 1y ago>They asked what was controversial about what he said, not whether the FCC's actions were constitutional. The former is (for some at least) interesting. The latter is actually consequential. I'm concerned about the latter. The former, whether I agree or not, is about legal, protected political speech.