Rand Paul and I are over

[sealybobo]

I will not support or tolerate someone who betrays the GOP, by suggesting that the FCC politely suggesting that Disney fire Jimmy Kimmel was wrong somehow.
Hasta la Vista, Rand.

Sen. Rand Paul pans FCC chair’s comments on Jimmy Kimmel as ‘absolutely inappropriate’

Sen. Rand Paul said Sunday that Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr was wrong to threaten Disney over remarks that late-night TV host Jimmy Kimmel made following the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

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What is wrong with you MAGA notsees?

Paul argued that when the U.S. kills someone, “you really need to know someone’s name, at least, you have to accuse them of something.”


“You have to present evidence,” Paul said. “So all these people have been blown up without us knowing their name, without any evidence of a crime.”

Paul’s criticism comes as the U.S. has targeted at least five boats that the administration says it believes are connected to Venezuelan drug cartels. NBC News has reported that lawmakers have been growing increasingly concerned about a lack of information about the intelligence and strategy behind the Trump administration’s decision to strike the boats.

“If our policy now is to blow up every ship we suspect or accuse of drug running, that would be a bizarre world in which 25% of the people might be innocent,” Paul argued.

 

[Independent thinker]

I will not support or tolerate someone who betrays the GOP, by suggesting that the FCC politely suggesting that Disney fire Jimmy Kimmel was wrong somehow.
Hasta la Vista, Rand.

Sen. Rand Paul pans FCC chair’s comments on Jimmy Kimmel as ‘absolutely inappropriate’

Sen. Rand Paul said Sunday that Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr was wrong to threaten Disney over remarks that late-night TV host Jimmy Kimmel made following the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

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You're moniker is a lie and everyone here knows you're not really a conservative from Georgia but a flaming liberal from Georgia (or maybe not even that). And, it's not really about Jimmy Kimmel, it is about free over the air broadcast networks, ABC in the Kimmel case.

While Kimmel has free speech rights, ABC and other free over the air broadcast networks do not. They have been give broadcast licenses and they have to serve the public in order to keep their broadcast licenses. When you're programming, in this case Kimmel's show, only serves half of their viewers and not the other half, they are in violation of their broadcast licenses.

Kimmel would have more freedom in this regard having his show on either cable tv or a streaming service, which isn't really the case with ABC over the air broadcasts. As I said, it's not really about Kimmel himself, but ABC, which has to serve ALL of their public viewership, not just half.