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Friday, March 04, 2005

Luckily, No One Reads This 

As Fafblog says, There's Been Far Too Much Free Speech Around Here Lately. Soon, the McCain-Feingold law meant to limit campaign contributions may be extended to the internet. It seems unlikely this would be smoothly administered without a lot of really heated debate as to what, exactly, a hyperlink is worth, but it seems more than a little disturbing that someone making legal decisions is actually stupid enough to consider the question at all. So, if you know of anyone who is in politics that you think is doing a bad job, or is just the spawn of Satan, you better make that very clear now, before it becomes illegal. Or, at least, a contribution. Can one contribute against a campaign?

-Matt  12:11 EST | |

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This weblog is an ongoing, if periodic, effort by several friends to stay in touch, in reading material, and in ideas.

Lucky Luciano is a former Italian Stallion real estate hustler and Benedict Arnold CEO turned shady lawyer-to-be. He lives in Denver.

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