Radio Free Congress
By Fred Thompson
I had planned on talking a bit today about Venezuela. The president there doesn’t like the way his media is covering him, so he’s doing away with the free press. He’s established rules on what he thinks is fair, and he’s denying licenses to television and radio stations that don’t play by government rules.
I can’t criticize him now, though. After all, how would it seem for me to complain about another country, when our own congressional leadership is trying to put the same sort of rules in place here? To do so, they’re pulling the Fairness Doctrine out of the dustbin of history.
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http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=NTIxOTBjZGRmYWVlMjczOTQxYmY5MDE4MmRlNjAxYjY=
I had planned on talking a bit today about Venezuela. The president there doesn’t like the way his media is covering him, so he’s doing away with the free press. He’s established rules on what he thinks is fair, and he’s denying licenses to television and radio stations that don’t play by government rules.
I can’t criticize him now, though. After all, how would it seem for me to complain about another country, when our own congressional leadership is trying to put the same sort of rules in place here? To do so, they’re pulling the Fairness Doctrine out of the dustbin of history.
more...
http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=NTIxOTBjZGRmYWVlMjczOTQxYmY5MDE4MmRlNjAxYjY=
posted by VerityINK at 11:55 AM
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Hmm... Sounds familiar.
The 'fairness doctrine' comes to mind.
Yes, this IS about the Fairness Doctrine.... exactly!
Go Fred!
i love the caged radio graphic....
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