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WSJ: The Supreme Court ?erodes freedom of association?

By Alliance Alert

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"The Supreme Court's 'Subsidies'" editorial by the Wall Street Journal, full text via Google News: "The Court's definition of 'state subsidies,' meanwhile, is especially pernicious. Government may 'own' the roads, but that doesn't mean it can say citizens can only drive if their associations meet government approval. Just because private schools and churches receive the 'subsidy' of tax exemptions doesn't mean the government can say they must accept all comers. ... The issue isn't whether the Christian legal students were intolerant, but whether society will tolerate the exercise of their own moral values without political harassment."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on July 01, 2010 (boomark / email).

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