Free Speech in Hawaii?


	Free Speech in Hawaii?

ColoradoRight

1-30-2008 1:32 PM

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hawaii, free speech, supression, journalism

ColoradoRight says:

Now imagine the weeping and wailing and knashing of teeth if the Bush Administration were doing this. Why no outcry? Well its Hawaiian Natives and Democrats and such.

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