Freedom of the Airwaves Essential
By Paul M. Weyrich
From the time that the telegraph first brought national news to local papers, communication has become easier and more abundant. Even if the Fairness Doctrine is re-imposed, which is highly doubtful, it would take a complete perversion of the Constitution to kill the Internet. And so long as free people have access to real information, there is hope for the survival of this Republic.
By Paul M. Weyrich
From the time that the telegraph first brought national news to local papers, communication has become easier and more abundant. Even if the Fairness Doctrine is re-imposed, which is highly doubtful, it would take a complete perversion of the Constitution to kill the Internet. And so long as free people have access to real information, there is hope for the survival of this Republic.
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