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> This is also something that lends itself to regulation. That may be the case in many countries, but in the US, the idea of restricting political speech is ne
by djrogers 8y ago
> This is also something that lends itself to regulation.
That may be the case in many countries, but in the US, the idea of restricting political speech is nearly universally prohibited. Looking at the history of related Supreme Court cases, I sincerely doubt a law like that would stand.
- wpietri 8y agoGiving the increasingly capital-friendly supreme court, it's hard to say. But we're talking a neutral restriction on all advertising, which is much more likely to pass a first amendment test.