Speech Police in the Legislature
One of the most effective weapons one can wield today against an ideological opponent is the “offense” weapon. I don’t
Read moreOne of the most effective weapons one can wield today against an ideological opponent is the “offense” weapon. I don’t
Read moreIf you are a college student, Max Brantley of the Arkansas Times does not appear to care whether or not
Read moreThe new House of Representatives takes office tomorrow. What is the first major order of business for the Democratic majority?
Read moreFree speech for me, but not for thee. That is how Nat Hentoff once described what many (most?) people think
Read moreThe 92nd session of the Arkansas General Assembly convenes next month. Even though legislators haven’t yet met in Little Rock,
Read moreIn an eagerly awaited decision, the Supreme Court ruled in Janus v AFSCME that government workers who are not members
Read moreEverybody in Arkansas who pays attention to elections knows that state Supreme Court Justice Courtney Goodson’s public profile is not
Read moreThere is a move afoot to stifle political speech. Some people want to see mandatory government reporting for nonprofits that
Read moreIt seems like every week brings another example of the overregulation of free speech in America.
Read moreYesterday, Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam signed legislation that protects student and faculty free speech at public colleges.
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