George Will writes on how the passage of campaign finance "reform" has turned the idea of protected free speech on its head by making the FEC an arbiter of what is and what is not allowed political speech. "It is a constitutional obscenity that no one now knows--or, pending many more FEC and court rulings, can know--what political speech is legal in this nation where the First Amendment is no longer even pertinent to protecting such speech."
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