> if you think that voters can hold a campaign liable I see no reason why they would be any less successful than other FTC enforcements. > This was tried in N

> if you think that voters can hold a campaign liable I see no reason why they would be any less successful than other FTC enforcements. > This was tried in NYTimes v Sullivan, and the NYTimes ended up triumphant. If there's no law against it, I don't see why they shouldn't be. > In any case, it would never be Facebook that would have to facilitate this kind of legal action. I never said they would. I argued against the slippery slope objection to enforcing truthful advertising.