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ORIGINAL: cyberdude611

Like the Democrats have a long track record supporting the first amendment?

Ever hear of political correctness? You want religion banned everywhere outside a church because someone might find it offensive. And the only political speech you think should be free is of your own.

Support freedom of the press? Remember the fairness doctrine that Nancy Pelosi wants put back in place?

Liberals support the first amendment....give me a break.....

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ORIGINAL: cyberdude611

Like the Democrats have a long track record supporting the first amendment?

Ever hear of political correctness? You want religion banned everywhere outside a church because someone might find it offensive. And the only political speech you think should be free is of your own.

Support freedom of the press? Remember the fairness doctrine that Nancy Pelosi wants put back in place?

Liberals support the first amendment....give me a break.....

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Shortly after becoming mayor, former city officials and Wasilla residents said, Ms. Palin approached the town librarian about the possibility of banning some books, though she never followed through and it was unclear which books or passages were in question.
Ann Kilkenny, a Democrat who said she attended every City Council meeting in Ms. Palin’s first year in office, said Ms. Palin brought up the idea of banning some books at one meeting. “They were somehow morally or socially objectionable to her,” Ms. Kilkenny said.
The librarian, Mary Ellen Emmons, pledged to “resist all efforts at censorship,” Ms. Kilkenny recalled. Ms. Palin fired Ms. Emmons shortly after taking office but changed course after residents made a strong show of support. Ms. Emmons, who left her job and Wasilla a couple of years later, declined to comment for this article

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ORIGINAL: subrob1967

"You spin me right round, Baby, right round. Like a record, Baby, right round, ground round"

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Shortly after becoming mayor, former city officials and Wasilla residents said, Ms. Palin approached the town librarian about the possibility of banning some books, though she never followed through and it was unclear which books or passages were in question.
Ann Kilkenny, a Democrat who said she attended every City Council meeting in Ms. Palin’s first year in office, said Ms. Palin brought up the idea of banning some books at one meeting. “They were somehow morally or socially objectionable to her,” Ms. Kilkenny said.
The librarian, Mary Ellen Emmons, pledged to “resist all efforts at censorship,” Ms. Kilkenny recalled. Ms. Palin fired Ms. Emmons shortly after taking office but changed course after residents made a strong show of support. Ms. Emmons, who left her job and Wasilla a couple of years later, declined to comment for this article

From LaTigresse's link. Emphisis, mine.