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1. He has donated to her campaigns as well, several times. 2. If money that supports speech is equivalent to making that speech, isn't this just a matter of de
by burkaman 10y ago
1. He has donated to her campaigns as well, several times.
2. If money that supports speech is equivalent to making that speech, isn't this just a matter of degree?
3. I understand. Doesn't my specific example seem absurd, though?
4. But there are many more limitations on money than there are on speech. There is no limit on speech in support of a campaign. There is a limit on money in support of a campaign. Is that not enough evidence that money and speech are not equivalent, at least legally?
- CoryG89 10y ago> There is no limit on speech in support of a campaign. What about yelling "fire" in a crowded polling place? :P