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Nye Bevan

(25,406 posts)
Fri Jan 3, 2014, 04:15 PM Jan 2014

Would you support a constitutional amendment that says that "money is not speech"? [View all]

Such an amendment would give Congress the right to ban or regulate any kind of speech that involves spending money. This amendment would specify that the current First Amendment only applies to speech that does not involve spending money (for example, citizens making speeches in town squares).


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Yes. I would support a constititutional amendment that says that "money is not speech".
8 (73%)
No. I would not support a constitutional amendment that says that "money is not speech".
3 (27%)
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