(10-26-2011, 09:09 AM)eppie Wrote: ...but still this is a different thing than commercials made by a high budget campaign team.I'm not sure how you draw the line. How about a 30 minute infomercial type show? It's not an ad. Do they need to go through the charade of presenting it as a movie drama, or a documentary in order to have speech rights? Is 30 seconds unacceptable, but 5 minutes is better, or an hour? Or, is it the format? When someone buys TV time, I just don't know how you discriminate which is good speech and which is bad speech. Who gets to judge that, or do we suffer a stream of lawsuits every election cycle?
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