Reason‘s exclusive interview with Backpage’s former co-owners is burning up the internet
https://t.co/S6qZMPWcvc's Founders Speak for First Time After Raid… https://t.co/oZHu9WhWKS
— DRUDGE REPORT (@DRUDGE_REPORT) August 21, 2018
You've probably heard about the Backpage case. Most of what you've heard is also probably wrong. Read @ENBrown on how two alternative newspaper publishers worked with the feds for years, only to find themselves in a monumental legal shitstorm https://t.co/dEfVIJrCJU pic.twitter.com/9P99ozjtkb
— CJ Ciaramella (@cjciaramella) August 21, 2018
As an Arizonan, Cindy & John can go fuck themselves!
— Desiree Alliance (@DesireeAlliance) August 21, 2018
This photo accompanying @ENBrown story on federal prosecution of Backpage-dot-com is a keeper https://t.co/JCWXJ56Enr pic.twitter.com/Yb6565bC73
— Josh Gerstein (@joshgerstein) August 22, 2018
Trump’s top economic adviser Larry Kudlow partied with a white nationalist
Larry Kudlow says he "didn't know" birthday party guest was publisher of white nationalist commentary. https://t.co/WkvTSHWWai pic.twitter.com/Pk3DuhLj6x
— ABC News (@ABC) August 22, 2018
Nabisco caves to PETA, releases circus critters from “cage” on animal-cracker boxes
Cage-free animal crackers? New boxes show animals roaming free rather than behind bars after pressure from PETA. https://t.co/UjMoPtD5qg
— AP Business News (@APBusiness) August 21, 2018
Viral Video of the Day: Antifa beats down “progressive leftist” for toting an American flag during anti-fascist event in Portland, Oregon
Bill Maher defends Alex Jones, says free speech means “the speech you hate”
Trump kinda-sorta fesses up to violating ex-CIA director John Brennan’s First Amendment rights
Rutgers University finds white professor guilty of racial harassment for sarcastic comments about “little Caucasian assholes” on his personal Facebook page
BREAKING: Rutgers University finds professor guilty of racial harassment for personal Facebook posts criticizing gentrification, saying "I hereby resign from my race."https://t.co/xQPwNIpqc9
— FIRE (@TheFIREorg) August 21, 2018
Federal judge rules that testing requirement for city tour guides in Charleston, South Carolina, violates the First Amendment
Court rules that Charleston SC's insistence on licensing tour-guides is “unconstitutional under the First Amendment.” Good work @IJ.
Here's how bad licensing like that often gets: pic.twitter.com/gaW07TX6nD
— John Stossel (@JohnStossel) August 7, 2018
See Also:
“First Amendment Today, August 21, 2018: Reason Blasts Backpage ‘Witch Hunt’; Protesters Topple Confederate Statue; Pearl Jam Fires Up the White House”
