Limbaugh to Obama: Don't Touch Talk Radio

There’s been talk among Democrats that government should intervene to ensure balance in talk radio. But government weighing in on content is a direct violation of the First Amendment, writes Rush Limbaugh in the Wall Street Journal, and as a former law prof, our new president knows that. President Obama has spoken against Limbaugh's show, the radio host says; he'd better not support an intervention in the name of “fairness."

“The fact that the federal government issues broadcast licenses ought not become an excuse to destroy one of the most accessible and popular marketplaces of expression,” Limbaugh writes in an open letter to the president. “As the temporary custodian of your office, you should agree that the Constitution is more important than scoring transient political victories, even when couched in the language of public interest.”
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