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inlawrev-23837	Kelso, R. Randall	Clarifying Viewpoint Discrimination in Free Speech Doctrine	2019	75	.pdf	application/pdf	38264	1651	51	This applies not only to core examples of government speech, such as government public service announcements,22 but also, as stated in Rosenberger, citing an earlier case, Rust v. Sullivan, “when the government appropriates public funds to promote a particular policy of its own. Faced with the logical absurdity of this position, as noted by dissenting Justices in Rust, id. at 207-11 (Blackmun, J., joined by Marshall & Stevens, JJ., dissenting), the majority in Rosenberger properly reconceptualized the Rust holding to make it consistent with standard free speech doctrine by acknowledging that Rust involved viewpoint discrimination, but that is was constitutional as an example of government speech.	cache/inlawrev-23837.pdf	txt/inlawrev-23837.txt