Politics Nick Shirley, California Republicans to challenge ‘censorship’ law
Democrats in California doing everything they can to protect fraud.
Youtuber Nick Shirley and California Republicans are threatening legal action after Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) signed a law that critics claim would block people from investigating fraud, potentially violating free speech rights.
Hundreds people attended a rally Wednesday at the west steps of the state capitol in Sacramento to decry the Republican-nicknamed “Stop Nick Shirley Act,” which takes effect Oct. 1, 2027.
“They’re quite literally openly violating our First Amendment, and they see no problem with it,” Shirley told supporters. “It’s a complete violation of the First Amendment contract.”
Youtuber Nick Shirley and California Republicans are threatening legal action after Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) signed a law that critics claim would block people from investigating fraud, potentially violating free speech rights.
Hundreds people attended a rally Wednesday at the west steps of the state capitol in Sacramento to decry the Republican-nicknamed “Stop Nick Shirley Act,” which takes effect Oct. 1, 2027.
“They’re quite literally openly violating our First Amendment, and they see no problem with it,” Shirley told supporters. “It’s a complete violation of the First Amendment contract.”
