the history of anonymous free speech, of the right of people to associate, and to associate in a way in which their ideas can be put forward without retribution is, in fact, not a conservative history; in many ways it's a progressive history of the Court finding on behalf of the American people that right, isn't it?
Issa argues that the protection of anonymous speech is rooted in progressive judicial history.
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