The case before the Supreme Court revolved around Citizens United wanting to its documentary, “Hillary: The Movie,” which was highly critical of the Democratic candidate. Under the McCain-Feingold law, corporations and unions are barred from paying for political ads made independently of candidate campaigns. A federal court had barred the organization from advertising its film, and appeals sent the case to the Supreme Court, where the government argued it had the power under the Constitution to prohibit the publication of books and movies if they were made or sold by corporations.
More attempted snow jobs by the Right and subversion of the truth via the media? Chip Bok… we’re on to you. Enough, already;not everyone has the IQ of a ten year old or a Republican…
This is what George Will and many others warned about with “campaign finance reform.” It is, quite demonstrably, a full-frontal assault on the first amendment, and it doesn’t matter if your motives for such a bill are as pure as snowfall in northern Canada.
No one is in jail for making a movie about Muhammed. Either Bok is amazingly ignorant or he’s deliberately misrepresenting the truth. Which is it, I wonder?
If imaginary “third guy” is still a minor, the university is legally in loco parentis. Not much of a threat, considering they never get punished for parental neglect when some drunk frat boy or athlete rapes someone – other than forcing a notorious ex-“special prosecutor” to resign from a Southern Baptist school.
So it’s come down to simply telling lies because you have nothing honest to add to the debate. Nakoula was jailed for bank fraud and intent to run a meth lab, you lying piece of ****.
Nice to see Trump taking the high road in the final days, campaigning with that clean-mouthed Ted Nugent, who, in 1978, became legal guardian of a 17-year-old he was having sex with. Ted would have happily fought in Vietnam, only he deliberately crapped his pants before showing up at the draft board, and regrettably had to forego the pleasure of taking part in one of the wars he loves so much.
BaltoBill over 7 years ago
Citizens United was a Supreme Court case. How does it “Make a Movie”?
davidthoms1 over 7 years ago
Chip is profoundly ignorant and easily fooled.
Happy Two Shoes over 7 years ago
Was this the lying movie paid for by Trump?
DrDon1 over 7 years ago
More delusional “thinking” from Bok?
ForALaugh Premium Member over 7 years ago
Get real Chip. You really need to stay away from Fox. You know that nearly everything that they say is a lie or at least a misdirection don’t you?
Happy Two Shoes over 7 years ago
The case before the Supreme Court revolved around Citizens United wanting to its documentary, “Hillary: The Movie,” which was highly critical of the Democratic candidate. Under the McCain-Feingold law, corporations and unions are barred from paying for political ads made independently of candidate campaigns. A federal court had barred the organization from advertising its film, and appeals sent the case to the Supreme Court, where the government argued it had the power under the Constitution to prohibit the publication of books and movies if they were made or sold by corporations.
Pogostiks Premium Member over 7 years ago
More attempted snow jobs by the Right and subversion of the truth via the media? Chip Bok… we’re on to you. Enough, already;not everyone has the IQ of a ten year old or a Republican…
HabaneroBuck over 7 years ago
This is what George Will and many others warned about with “campaign finance reform.” It is, quite demonstrably, a full-frontal assault on the first amendment, and it doesn’t matter if your motives for such a bill are as pure as snowfall in northern Canada.
ahab over 7 years ago
Mindless Fox News viewer make for better endless comedy.
lonecat over 7 years ago
No one is in jail for making a movie about Muhammed. Either Bok is amazingly ignorant or he’s deliberately misrepresenting the truth. Which is it, I wonder?
hippogriff over 7 years ago
The NPP
If imaginary “third guy” is still a minor, the university is legally in loco parentis. Not much of a threat, considering they never get punished for parental neglect when some drunk frat boy or athlete rapes someone – other than forcing a notorious ex-“special prosecutor” to resign from a Southern Baptist school.
Michael Peterson Premium Member over 7 years ago
So it’s come down to simply telling lies because you have nothing honest to add to the debate. Nakoula was jailed for bank fraud and intent to run a meth lab, you lying piece of ****.
Kip W over 7 years ago
Nice to see Trump taking the high road in the final days, campaigning with that clean-mouthed Ted Nugent, who, in 1978, became legal guardian of a 17-year-old he was having sex with. Ted would have happily fought in Vietnam, only he deliberately crapped his pants before showing up at the draft board, and regrettably had to forego the pleasure of taking part in one of the wars he loves so much.
markjoseph125 over 7 years ago
The guy on the right would not be in jail; he’d be dead (see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theo_van_Gogh_%28film_director%29).
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