The constitutional basis for that is not secure.
It's not obvious that your right to free speech extends to secretly paying someone else to speak.
If I leave an iPod in a public park playing a speech, the authorities can remove or disable the iPod, not a violation of my speech rights.
The constitutional basis for that is not secure.
It's not obvious that your right to free speech extends to secretly paying someone else to speak.
If I leave an iPod in a public park playing a speech, the authorities can remove or disable the iPod, not a violation of my speech rights.