I will tell Supreme Court speech must be kept free, that you don't lose your rights when you start work

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : The First Amendment, though, is clear: The government cannot dictate what we say and don't say.
47% : Under Colorado's theory, the First Amendment acts like a vacation time clock: It starts when we punch out of work and stops when we punch back in.
47% : In reality, the First Amendment never goes on vacation -- we don't leave it at home when we go to work.
47% : Under Colorado's theory, the First Amendment acts like a vacation time clock: It starts when we punch out of work and stops when we punch back in.
47% : In reality, the First Amendment never goes on vacation -- we don't leave it at home when we go to work.
40% : If Colorado can compel Lorie's speech, then another government could require an LGBT artist to create a website criticizing same-sex marriage.
39% : An LGBT website designer shouldn't be faulted for promoting her views about same-sex marriage.

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