In view of the fact that in several markets around the country, probably including Phoenix, the AFL-CIO will start an ad campaign, does the gentleman not worry about the constitutionality of attempting to abridge people's ability to speak? Because even though I am often personally the target of these abusive and false ads, I just do not think, or I would ask, does not the gentleman have some concerns that this could be unconstitutional?
Questioning the constitutionality of an ad campaign by the AFL-CIO during a committee discussion.
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