Thursday, September 28, 2006
Cindi Ross Scoppe writes a 1,000 word campaign ad for the Bill Cotty for Senate campaign. How much would you like to bet that Ms. Scoppe will not be reporting her contribution to the the proper authorities? I'd go without barbecue for a month if Scoppe were to admit the fair-market value of her "advertorial" to the officials in charge.
Now I don't believe in making it a crime to speak your mind on an election. But The State has repeatedly editorialized that our incumbent protection campaign finance laws that criminalize speaking up and supporting your own candidate are all well and good and should be obeyed. (Here's a "news" account.)
(Never mind that Scoppe is backing this insane Bill Cotty plan that would make schools centralized at a higher level [the state level] rendering parents more beholden to Columbia.)
As usual, The State is playing by one set of rules for themselves (freedom of speech) and another set of rules for the rest of us (political speech only with government permission).
Hypocrites.
Posted by Bill Smith at 9:56 AM |
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