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California's $20 Million Attempt To Silence Medical Speech
California's $20 Million Attempt To Silence Medical Speech
Authored by Danielle White via RealClearPolitics,
In a trial set to begin June 24, California's Attorney General Rob Bonta is asking a court to do something that should alarm every American, regardless of where they stand on abortion: punish nonprofit organizations with ruinous fines for speaking about a lawful medical treatment.
The target is not fraud. These charities offer their services for free.
It is not patient harm. There is no evidence of any patient being harmed.
It is not even illegal conduct. The underlying treatment...
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