The campaign for Lakewood's Assembly seat is feeling the heat from all sides.
Nearly all campaign signs which were put up on lawns have been ripped down.
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3 comments:
Avi, the truth is starting to surface, are you hiding your face by laying flat out on the lawns.
This is not how elections work in America. If a sign is on your property, on the easement in front of your house, or in a shul or bais medrash in which you are an officer or rav thereof, you can rip it down. But if it is public property, or property belonging to someone else, or on a bulletin board in which people are allowed to post notices, you are interfering with an essential function necessary to preserve the republic, the right of the individual to express his view in a matter placed before the citizenry, or "the marketplace of ideas," in the words of Holmes's dissent in a Supreme Court case in 1919 (his dissent is now law) during a time when so many were prosecuted under the Espionage Act of 1917.
Avi, You must realize that a diaper can cover only so much.
It's leaking all over, the stench is unbearable, how many innocents do you intend to take down with you?
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