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Thankfully the constitution explicitly forbids that in the US.

• homeonthemtn 1y ago
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  • mensetmanusman 1y ago
    That was abc, and they just put him back.
  • themaninthedark 1y ago
    Huh, last I heard was that Jimmy Kimmel is back on air. If the Trump administration had decided to follow through with their threats, ABC could have sued and won. Lastly, Jimmy Kimmel could have(and still possibly might be able to) sue for tortious interference.
    • abracadaniel 1y ago
      Nexstar and Sinclair are still blocking their stations from airing him which accounts for a quarter of the US.
      • frollogaston 1y ago
        They're private companies. If the reason they're doing this is govt pressure (FCC licenses?), that's not ok though.
  • SV_BubbleTime 1y ago
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