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Article: NRA's Wayne LaPierre on Supreme Court's campaign-finance decision, in Washington Post: "The most significant change in the First Amendment since the Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798, which tried to make it a crime to criticize a member of Congress".(for the record)(Brief Article)
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- December 31, 2003
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* NRA's Wayne LaPierre on Supreme Court's campaign-finance decision, in Washington Post: "the most significant change in the First Amendment since the Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798, which tried to make it a crime to criticize a member of Congress." ... ACLU's Anthony D. Romero: "The notion that the government can tell an organization like the ACLU when and how it should address important civil-liberties issues is a form of censorship masquerading as campaign-finance reform." ... After Florida jury convicts six Cubans ...
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