Free speech is no longer free. Emboldened by phrases such as “hate crimes,” “bullying,” “extremism” and “microaggressions,” the government is whittling away at free speech, confining it to carefully constructed “free speech zones,” criminalizing it when it skates too close to challenging the status quo, shaming it when it butts up against politically correct ideals, and muzzling it when it appears dangerous.
By Illinois ReviewSteve Cortes, a former senior adviser to President Donald Trump's campaign, is once again inserting himself into a high-profile Republican primary — this time in Illinois....
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