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 Dem Sen On Fairness Doctrine (video)
Dem Sen On Fairness Doctrine (video)
Jeff Bingaman wants the Fairness Doctrine back
Beyond the Fairness Doctrine: Barack Obama says he wouldn't reintroduce the Federal ...
reason.com — First the good news: The fairness doctrine is still dead, and it probably will stay dead even if Barack Obama becomes president. The doctrine, a rule that gave the government the power to punish broadcasters for being insufficiently balanced, was ... (more) Beyond the Fairness Doctrine: Barack Obama says he ...
Democratic Senator Tells Conservative Radio Station He’d Re-impose Fairness Doctrine--on Them
cnsnews.com — (CNSNews.com) A prominent liberal Democratic senator, while being interviewed on a conservative talk radio station Tuesday, said he hopes a new administration and Congress will re-impose the Fairness Doctrine on radio and TV broadcasters. Sen. Jeff ... (more) Democratic Senator Tells Conservative Radio Station ...
Dem Senator: Fairness Doctrine Is A "Higher Calling"
Dem Senator: Fairness Doctrine Is A "Higher Calling"
riehlworldview.com — Bingaman defected from Hillary to support Obama. He's the guy talking about a new Fairness Doctrine yesterday - audio below from the Jim Villanucci show on KKOB . Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama has gained the Senate majority with the ... (more) Dem Senator: Fairness Doctrine Is A "Higher Calling"
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Dem Senator: Fairness Doctrine Is A "Higher Calling"
Riehl World View — Bingaman defected from Hillary to support Obama. He's the guy talking about a new Fairness Doctrine yesterday - audio below from the Jim Villanucci show on KKOB. Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama has gained the Senate majority with the defection and endorsement of a former Hillary Clinton supporter, Senator Jeff Bingaman. ...

Dem Senator calls to reinstate the Fairness Doctrine
RedState: Conservative News and Community — Chopping down on free speech and shutting down the opposition H/T to Dan Riehl for this: If the Democrats get to 60 seats in the Senate, this is one of the many things that they will do to rig the system in their favor. Last week, I wrote up a list of other things that they will try. ...

Amanda Carpenter: Dem Senator Yearns for Fairness Doctrine
Townhall.com Blog's TownHall Blog — Democratic Sen. Jeff Bingaman (N.M) said he would really like to see the Fairness Doctrine reinstated on Jim Villanucci's show. Bingaman said he thought talk radio was "more intelligent" before it the law was lifted and that broadcasters should have a "higher calling than just to reflect a particular point of view. Here's the audio and I transcribed it all below:

DeMint To Force Senate Vote On Bill Banning Fairness Doctrine
Pat Dollard | Young Americans — Obama said he’s not for the Fairness Doctrine coming back. Business And Media Institute: Senator to Force Vote on Bill Banning Fairness Doctrine Sen. Jim DeMint plans to introduce amendment on D.C. Voting Rights bill to prevent FCC from censoring talk radio. By Jeff Poor Although a spokesman for President Barack Obama said the administration wouldn’t pursue the revival of the Fairness Doctrine, Republican Sen. Jim DeMint, S.C., wants Senate Democrats to go on the record one way or another on the issue. DeMint, chairman of the Senate Steering ...

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Democrat Senator Wants To Bring Back The Fairness DoctrineSay Anything
Sure.  Why not.  Nothing says “fair” like government-mandated broadcast content. Link:
Democrat Senator: Let’s Bring Back The Fairness DoctrineSay Anything
Sure.  Why not.  Nothing says “fair” like government-mandated broadcast content. Link:
Jeff Bingaman: You know what would be sweet? Bringing back the Fairness DoctrineHot Air » Top Picks
The closer we get to a filibuster-proof Democratic majority, the more I think my earlier take about them wanting to avoid pushing this is wrong. [...] Read the rest »
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If you missed last Saturday's NARN First Team interview with Brian C. Anderson--editor of City Journal--you can now listen to it commercial free here. We spent most of the interview discussing the looming return of the Fairness Doctrine and the irony that the same Leftists who cry censorship ...
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Can I get an "Amen," brothers and sisters?The Reaction
By Carl One could only hope for this : SHOULD Barack Obama win the presidency and Democrats take full control of Congress, next year will see a real legislative attempt to bring back the Fairness Doctrine - and to diminish conservatives' influence on broadcast radio, the one medium they ...
Shut up with the ‘Fairness Doctrine’ scary monsters alreadysweasel.com
You know, I don't like it when our side talks shit any more than when the other side does it. The 'Fairness Doctrine' is a busted flush, and everybody playing Scary Monsters with it should just shut up already. You want the whole history of the Fairness Doctrine, go to Wikipedia. ...
New at Reason: Greg Beato on Sarah Palin Jokes and the Return of the Fairness DoctrineHit & Run
Sarah Palin didn't actually do much during her celebrated appearance on Saturday Night Live this weekend. But as Greg Beato writes, it was a shocking tableau nonetheless. After mocking Palin relentlessly for the last month, SNL actually made her complicit in their crimes against democracy.  ...
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DEMS GET SET TO MUZZLE THE RIGHT - New York Post SHOULD Barack Obama win the presidency and Democrats take full control of Congress, next year will see a real legislative attempt to bring back the Fairness Doctrine - and to diminish conservatives' influence on broadcast radio, the one ...
Talk Radio and the Fairness DoctrineThe Agonist - thoughtful, global, timely
There was a time when going up and down the AM dial brought almost nothing but hit music. It’s mostly gone, replaced by a no less homogenous product – talk radio, mostly conservative talk radio. Going up and down the AM dial today brings a steady flow of talk shows railing against Barack Obama. ...
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One of the first things you’ll see should Obama get elected in November is a disgrace to the First Amendment called the Fairness Doctrine . The very idea that members of Congress can dictate who gets to broadcast and in what venue is profoundly un-American. More than that, though, ...
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Congress to revive the so-called "Fairness Doctrine"? I used to be very, very liberal. This was back in my younger days when I thought I knew it all and didn't understand how the world really worked. At one point I was even going to major in journalism so I could report "the truth". ...
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If Obama wins and has Congressional coattails, I would expect a new "Fairness Doctrine" to be one of the first things the liberal supermajority will pass. John McCain, who is antipathetic to talk radio and whose birdbrained interventions in the area of public discourse have helped give us ...
Obama's threat to free speechBabalú Blog: an island on the net without a bearded dictator
Hi on the democrats wish list should they acheive the votes, is to bring back the Fairness Doctrine. Obama has said, if you can trust his word, that he does not seek to re-impose this legislation. He does however plan...
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The Glenn and Helen Show: Media FreedomPajamas Media
Brian Anderson talks about the Fairness Doctrine, the prospect of media regulation, and the likelihood of efforts to squash the alternative media in the next Congress.
The Glenn and Helen Show: Brian Anderson on Media FreedomInstapundit
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