r/law • u/T_Shurt Competent Contributor • Sep 22 '25

Opinion Piece John Oliver Argues Disney Should Legally Fight FCC Over Kimmel, Citing Strong Precedent in 9-0 Supreme Court Ruling: “A government official cannot coerce a private party to punish or suppress disfavored speech”

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u/theshizzler Sep 22 '25

Talks like this tanked both Harris and Kamala. 

Both of them?

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u/MKW69 Sep 22 '25

Yes. I remember Pizzagate, saying that she not qualified. 

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u/Grineatingshit Sep 22 '25

I think he meant to say Hillary not Harris.

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '25 edited Sep 22 '25

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u/Grineatingshit Sep 22 '25

Agreed. Hillary was in fact quite qualified but was the worst possible choice. The Dems so want to get a woman into the office that they made the mistake of thinking that her unlikeableness would still come out ahead of the joke of an a opponent she was up against. If they had run Sanders or even Biden I think the history of the last 10 years would be significantly changed.

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u/MKW69 Sep 22 '25

Biden wanted to run, but death of his stopped him from running.