I remember when people were talking about the McCain-Feingold bill. Those of us who were still interested in the United States Constitution said, “There is no way that is going to pass, it is clearly Un-Constitutional” It was obvious to…

Several other bloggers have been “watching the watchers” lately, so to speak. Here’s a brief roundup.

Michelle Malkin covers the NYT’s whitewash of the government’s attempt to regulate bloggers. . . . . . . . . .

And not least importantly, I struggle with various phrases to identify the leftist political machine that has all of us in its crossh…

How could a professional journalist have such a poor grasp on the history and tradition of free speech?

There are those who believe that the current controversy over potential FEC regulation of political internet sites that’s roiling the blogosphere is nothing more than a puff of talcum powder blowing through the cable modems of overreactive pajamahadee…

I wanted to write my own thoughts on it, but like Michelle Malkin I discovered that Captain Ed echoed mine so well and expressed them better than I could this soon after getting up I will let his post speak on my behalf for the time being.

As Captain Ed has already noted, this morning’s New York Times addresses the issues raised by Bradley Smith’s Thursday interview with CNET. Nothing in the article will comfort those of us who believe that free speech is the cornerstone of…