American Issues Project
American Issues Project Calls Obama Campaign Efforts to Prosecute Political Opponents 'Bullying' and 'Censorship'
Published in Law and Health Weekly, September 13th, 2008
"Having failed in its attempts to get our legal, factual and fully-supported ad off the air, Barack Obama's campaign now wants to put our donors in prison for exercising their right to free speech," said Ed Martin, American Issues Project's president. "These over-the-top bullying tactics are reminiscent of the kind of censorship one would see in a Stalinist dictatorship, with the only difference being that those guys generally...
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