Freedom of Speech, Freedom of the Press Not on the Republican Watch

The people of Libya continue to fight for a democratically elected government and basic rights like freedom of speech and freedom of the press, and the Egyptian people hold their first democratic elections as the military contemplates what freedom of the press means. Now it seems that certain Democratically elected officials in the United States have unilaterally decided that freedom of speech and freedom of the press on Public Broadcasting radio and television no longer need the government's financial support. When did the United States Congress take lessons on how to rule from Mubarak and Gaddafi? Next thing you know they will be ordering the United States military to "monitor" public broacasting. Here's a message to those American leaders "Like Egypt and Libya we too will rise up against you and remove you from power. Unfortunately for you it's a whole lot easier for us to remove you it's called VOTING and Petitioning and exercising our right to FREEDOM OF SPEECH and it's guaranteed under the First Amendment of The Constitution of The United States of America!!! Maybe you should go back and read it. "