Mo Speech is Bad Speech

 “If you can control the information that people receive, than you can control the ideas that they have, and the actions they are willing to take.”

Representative Maurice Hinchey—Democrat 22^nd District New York

     No kidding, Mo?  What an epiphany!  So glad you’re on board with exposing the mainstream American media for being ethically bankrupt in its pursuit of Socialist Utopia.  It’s high time that a Democrat such as yourself showed the intellectual honesty to admit that the media overwhelmingly supports Democrats and filters public information to assist the Democrat Politburo’s expansion and consolidation of power.  Finally a reasonable, courageous man such as you understands how American media uses politically correct groupspeak to silence dissent and intimidate those that would attempt to debate what the liberal establishment decrees beyond debate.   Your realization about the media’s conscious ongoing deception of the American people will finally…huh?...excuse me a moment…what?...talk radio?...”Fairness Doctrine”?…really?

Dear Representative Hinchey,

            You are a worthless piece of defecation dropped into the grass by a cowardly dog.  That last bit of hyperbole is dedicated to Senator Feinstein, who seems to really appreciate it.  The idea that you trekked from your fancy DC condo (likely paid for by some lobby) and made your way to an interview where you spewed such a statement directed at talk radio is astounding, even for a shallow, pandering politician such as yourself.  Hypocrisy is a pale term next to this behavior.  This thinly veiled attempt to restrict speech is pathetic and sick.  How can a man go on television and proceed to call for controlling speech with the reasoning that you believe that the government can make speech “fair”?  Your statement rings so true because you and your party have benefited from the control of information for a very long time.  PBS, ABC, NBC, CBS, AP, UPI, NPR, CNN, MSNBC, NYT are not quite enough, eh?  You Dems are so used to having your butt kissed and popping softballs out of the park from DC  "reporters" that you of course assume any other form of journalism needs legislative and bureaucratic “fixes”.  You expressed your ignorance of the First Amendment with such arrogance and pomposity that Thomas Jefferson projectile vomited in Heaven at that very moment.  As I choke back chunks myself, let me make a general statement that I assure Senator Feinstein is NOT hyperbole:

            It may not be today, tomorrow, next month or even five years, but eventually the DC establishment elected and mostly unelected will go too far.  It is inevitable that the weed of centralized domestic government will finally grow so much that the people will awake to find themselves imprisoned in a shell of regulation and silence.  When this awakening finally occurs there will certainly be hell to pay, and the inquisitive American people will be a far more hostile interview than FOX when they show up in the Capitol for healthy debate.