Kimmel Done Dirty. 2024 NRA Case: Regulatory Threats Coercive, Presumptively Unconstitutional.
Arts And Entertainment,Entertainment,NRA
In Vullo, New York’s top financial regulator met with insurance executives after Parkland and made it clear: cut ties with the NRA or face trouble. She sent industry‑wide letters warning of “reputational risk” and hinted at regulatory leniency for those who complied. Companies got the message and dropped the NRA. The Supreme Court’s unanimous response? You can’t use the weight of your regulatory power to muscle a private, regulated entity into silencing a viewpoint you don’t like. No formal order needed — threats, hints, and pressure tied to licensing or...
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