Posted by
Always To The Right on Friday, November 21, 2008 12:04:24 PM
My friend Kerry Picket has the transcript at Newsbusters:
The court has really struck down every government effort
to try to regulate it. We tried with regard to pornography. It is gonna
be a difficult thing, but it seems to me that if we can come up with
reasonable restrictions, reasonable regulations in how people interact
on the Internet, that is something that the Supreme Court and the
courts ought to favorably look at. - May 28, 1999 NPR Morning Edition
Pardon me, but I’m looking at the First Amendment (in my official Robert Byrd Pocket Constitution,
natch), and I’m a bit confused. Where in this statement does it say
that the government has the authority to impose “reasonable
restrictions” on speech?