Wandering Monk
Well-Known Member
How does he possibly think he can win? This is clearly a First Amendment issue. I think he KNOWS that Florida is in play because of Republicans stripping women's rights away.
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DeSantis Threatens Legal Action Against TV Stations Which Carry Pro-Abortion Ads
- Thread starter Wandering Monk
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Pogo
Well-Known Member
Winning isn't important, as with Trump it is scaring people and avoiding judgement. If he can scare a few people, then they are misinformed and so what if they slap his ?? after the election. It is the Republican strategy in everything lately. Nothing about principles only fear.
Clizby Wampuscat
Well-Known Member
They sued because the advertisements were promoting falsehoods about the law putting women in danger. I thought the left was good with that, remember twitter crackdown about Covid info. But keep talking about how you protect women’s rights, just not women’s rights in the womb.
McBell
Admiral Obvious
A rather interesting precedent Desantis is looking to push.
That ads have to be fact checked before airing.
You know what, I think I actually would encourage it.
Florida officials are saying they could invoke a "sanitary nuisance" law to initiate criminal proceedings against the TV stations airing the ad.
Where is the pathogen in TV airwaves?
apnews.com
snippet:
Where is the pathogen in TV airwaves?
Florida government finds fault with abortion ballot measure over ads and petitions
Florida's government has threatened TV stations over an ad promoting an abortion-rights ballot measure and is now alleging fraud in petitions to get it before voters.
The state said it could invoke a “sanitary nuisance” law and initiate criminal proceedings against the station.