Did George Bush Staffers Squelch Free Speech?

July 8, 2010 By Editor Leave a Comment

Source: WSJ.com: Law Blog – WSJ.com
The Supreme Court has been asked to decide whether the free-speech rights of Leslie Weise and Alex Young were violated when they were ejected from a town hall meeting with President George W. Bush, after event organizers noticed a bumper sticker with the anti-war slogan on Weise’s car.

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