The Supreme Court heard arguments this week over whether or not a new documentary about Hillary Clinton violated campaign laws. The argument for the documentary being an ad was that its distribution was financed by a conservative group.
At risk is our freedom of speech and our freedom of opinion. The film is extremely critical of Clinton. It looks into many of her claims of experience. It questions her involvement in document events involving her husband. In other words the picture it paints ain't so pretty. It is this fact that has liberals and dems up in arms.
Of course these same liberals and dems were all for Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11, a documentary (barely) that was exremely critical of former President George W. Bush. In their eyes criticizing the opposition is fair but criticizing one of their own violates the law.
Unfortunately a panel of Federal Judges did agree with them which is why this case is now before the Supreme Court.
People wake up. This is your world that is changing. It may seem like a small thing but most things start small. It is the easiest way to take something away from someone with their ever-loving consent. Do not support this. Whether the film is critical of Bush or Clinton we have a right to decide whether to see it or not.
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