poll-CSPAN-should political blogs be exempte from campaign finance laws

[w8liftinglady]

DU is considered a political blog,by the way


Yes


59%


No


41%



Total Votes: 121


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[napi21]

1. Done. Why do they want to control the blogs?

I can see why they might go after internet ads, because they are actually PAID to promote ONE candidate, or ONE issue, but the blogs? Look at DU! There might be positive promotions for ONE candidate, but for each of the positive ones, there are a lot of negatives on the same page!

I don't understand their logic.

[EST]

3. Blogs represent a loose end.

Loose ends are anathema in an organized crime empire.

[zbdent]

4. They want to control the LIBERAL blogs

You know, the ones which support someone other than Republicans . . .

Don't want the intelligent people to be heard, you know.

I say, if you want to take out the blogs, make the churches taxable, too . . .

[EST]

2. Given only two choices, I'd have to say yes.

Should political blogs be exempt from campaign finance laws?
Yes 59%
No 41%
Total Votes: 149

The question is far too broad, however.

[rodeodance]

5. as far as I know, the bill HAS EXcluded them already. This must just be

to get an opinion after the fact.

[rodeodance]

6. Yes 60%

Should political blogs be exempt from campaign finance laws?
Yes 60%
No
40%

Total Votes: 167

[madokie]

7. I have cookies blocked but I think we need government financed

through us checking a box on our tax forms like now to pay for them, maybe up the amount a couple dollars to achieve that. so to me there is no yes or no there