This FCC rule is why you always see the media use plausible deniability. It’s why I keep telling you to focus on the specific words they use, and how they use them. They are aware they are breaking the law and violating the terms of their license. Remember, this isn’t a First Amendment issue … this is an FCC license issue.
They have to say they made a ‘mistake’ even if they intentionally lied to their audience because the latter is illegal.
Two Elkhartpolice officers cleared of criminal wrongdoing ina fatal Dec. 4 shooting incident are also denying any improper actions in a civil lawsuit stemming from the incident.
WASHINGTON, March 27, 2017 – The Federal Communications Commission is alerting consumers to be on the lookout for scam callers seeking to get victims to say the word “yes” during a call and later use a recording of the response to authorize unwanted charges on the victim’s utility or credit card account. According to complaints the FCC has received and public news reports, the fraudulent callers impersonate representatives from organizations that provide a service and may be familiar to the person receiving the call, such as a mortgage lender or utility, to establish a legitimate reason for trying to reach the consumer. T
Hillary Clinton’s campaign sent out a fundraising email, and went on the attack against Breitbart.com.
“Breitbart is something different,” she says. “They make Fox News look like a Democratic Party pamphlet. They’re a different breed altogether — not just conservative but radical, bigoted, anti-Muslim, anti-Semitic conspiracy peddlers who never have been and never should be anywhere near the levers of power in this country.”
One of the goals of Clinton’s campaign, Reynolds says, is to ensure Breitbart is destroyed.
The email was signed by deputy communications director Christina Reynolds.
Obviously this message is full of rhetoric that is factually untrue, pro-censorship, and pitches a blatant violation of the U.S. Constitution. It should also serve as notice that old liberal dreams of censoring the opposition are alive and well in the Clinton camp.
Considering the wet dream of reinstalling the Fairness Doctrine always preoccupies the liberal mindset (though efforts have failed thus far), recent FCC moves to censor online conservative voices, and an FEC commissioner saying they aren’t supposed to apply constitutional principles while discussing censoring a news organization, you should all be very worried.
[Tweet theme=”basic-full”]The wet dream of reinstalling the Fairness Doctrine always preoccupies the liberal mindset. Via @CaseyTheHost[/Tweet]
Andrew Breitbart already prepared a response to this type of attack by Hillary’s campaign … War.
Over the past decade in#Michigan, judges have struck down warrantless #Breathalyzer tests three times, most recently in 2007, when U.S. District Judge David Lawson struck down a state law that allowed police to force pedestrians under the age of 21 to take a Breathalyzer without first obtaining a search warrant.
Perthes said real fascism requires two more elements — an outright rejection of democracy, and a harsher definition of order. Jobbik, the ultraright party in Hungary, would fall into this category, he said, but Norbert Hofer, the far-right candidate who narrowly lost the Austrian presidential vote, and Trump would not.
A former #Stanford University #swimmer whose six-month sentence for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman ignited widespread outrage will leave jail three months early.
Elizabeth Malish and Julia Cushman lost their husbands at the hands of Rachel Hill, a pretty young woman only concerned about herself and what she wanted. The selfish killer took the lives of two innocent men, but she’s only getting a slap on the wrist. The grieving widows have been left outraged and in disbelief as Rachel was only charged with a misdemeanor for the crime that left their husbands #dead.
The Zika virus outbreak makes it clearer than ever: It’s time to end the ban on DDT — a ban that was never sensible in the first place, but now is downright unjustifiable.
