Lets ban still more books
Political books, this time.
I suppose this is for the children, too.
Here is the NY Times take, winding up with:
George Bush signed it into "law". So much for respecting his oath of office to uphold the Constitution.
I suppose this is for the children, too.
Here is the NY Times take, winding up with:
“If we accept your constitutional argument,” Chief Justice Roberts told Mr. Stewart, “we’re establishing a precedent that you yourself say would extend to banning the book.”In Sandra Day O'Connor's much heralded absence, there is at least a chance of wiping McCain-Feingold off the books.
Justice Antonin Scalia said he was “a little disoriented.”
“We are dealing with a constitutional provision, are we not, the one that I remember which said Congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of the press?” Justice Scalia asked.
George Bush signed it into "law". So much for respecting his oath of office to uphold the Constitution.
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