Indeed, as you point out, there is substantial jurisprudence that would support the regulation of speech in this extreme case, with knowing and willfully deceptive fabrication of statements made by candidates for office or public figures.
Ossoff emphasizes legal support for regulating deceptive political speech.
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I think it's worth just stepping back and acknowledging the tremendous stress, anxiety that so many across the country are dealing with for so many reasons.
when we see vulnerable people targeted by powerful politicians for the purposes of dividing people and gaining power, with reckless disregard for the impact that it has on particular children and young people who are struggling.
I do not want to talk about the last 10 years. I want to talk about the last three months.
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