Free Speech
When Arizona resident Mark Reed planned to vote while wearing a “Tea Party” t-shirt, government officials wanted to keep him out of the polls. The Goldwater Institute argued that Tea Party shirts were constitutionally protected free speech, no different than shirts promoting unions or other advocacy groups. The courts agreed, requiring election officials to use uniform, objective standards without violating the constitution.
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Ahora en Espanol
Posted on February 22, 2007 | Type: Blog | Author: Ann SeidenChances are, if you live in the Southwest, you either speak Spanish or meet someone who does on nearly a daily basis. In Arizona, Hispanics make up more than 25 percent of the population and are by far the largest minority group in the country. When it comes to the business of spreading ideas, Hispanics are a growing market.
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Habla Español? Goldwater Institute Goes Bilingual
Posted on February 20, 2007 | Type: Press ReleaseGoldwater research now available in Spanish at www.institutogoldwater.org
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Carrie Lukas on KTAR
Posted on September 20, 2006 | Type: AudioCarrie Lips Lukas joins host KTAR host Pat McMahon to discuss topics from her new book "The Politically Incorrect Guide to Women, Sex, and Feminism."
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Requiem for Vermont's Act 64
Posted on June 29, 2006 | Type: Blog | Author: Benjamin BarrSupreme Court ruling restores freedom of political expression
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Bernard Siegan Remembered
Posted on March 31, 2006 | Type: Blog | Author: Mark BrnovichBernard Siegan Remembered: The impact of a property rights champion
